Hi there,
😂, Sorry for the misunderstanding. I meant was that we will keep the
documentation in Apache APISIX repo, but the original documentation may look
weird[1] on GitHub website view as GitHub doesn’t support these markdown
syntaxes, like MDX and Heading IDS.
For those offline developer, this change may cause a hard time in
reading the documentation.
[1]https://github.com/facebook/docusaurus/blob/main/website/docs/deployment.mdx
<https://github.com/facebook/docusaurus/pull/5888/files>
Leslie Tsang
[email protected]
> On 19 Nov 2021, at 10:09 AM, Zhongming Hua <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> We can provide a spring-cloud-starter-apisix to provide gateway capabilities
> to facilitate springcloud users to access apisix and complete the service
> gateway capabilities.
> Just like spring-cloud-starter-zuul's approach.
>
> On 2021/11/18 05:39:04 yeliang wang wrote:
>> Hi, community,
>> My name is Yeliang Wang, and I am Apache APISIX Committer.
>> When communicating with some enterprises, especially financial enterprises
>> that use the Java language more often, we usually talk about two questions:
>>
>> 1. We now use spring cloud and use spring cloud gateway to handle
>> east-west traffic.
>> 2. Although Apache APIs IX now has a Java plugin and supports Eureka,
>> most plugins are written by Lua. Our engineers are not familiar with Lua,
>> which makes it difficult for us to expand our functions.
>>
>> Java language, especially spring cloud, has many application scenarios and
>> a large group of engineers. Therefore, I would like to initiate the
>> following discussion:
>>
>> 1. After supporting Eureka, what else can apisik do with the spring
>> cloud ecosystem?
>> 2. Can apisix be used as the gateway of spring cloud in the future
>> development, so that developers using spring cloud will also consider
>> Apache apisix to handle the east-west traffic of the system in addition to
>> choosing spring cloud gateway and zuul2?
>>
>> These are my personal thoughts. Welcome friends from the community to
>> participate in the discussion.
>> Thanks,
>> Yeliang Wang, Apache APISIX Committer
>> Github: wang-yeliang, Twitter: @WYeliang
>>
