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 Free Public API - Climate Change News Hello developers, here is a simple API to include in the product that supports you to retrieve climate change news around the globe within a few seconds. Rapid API - climate change news This is a really simple to use API which helps you to find out the latest climate change news around the globe within seconds. it provides two endpoints to retrieve the climate change news: Retrieve all the climate change news at once - eg: http://{rapid-api-host}/api/news Retrieve all the climate change news from individual sources - eg: http://{rapid-api-host}/api/news/guardian for now, we are supporting the following individual sources - I. guardian II. thetimes III. telegraph IV. nasa V. dailymail VI. nypost VII. cnn Remember to include the required headers by rapid API in order to make everything smooth. Thank you for consuming the climate change news API for your valuable product.

  Objectives In this post, we will: Set up an Azure Spring Cloud cluster Configure a Spring Cloud Config Server Use a Spring Cloud Discovery Server Configure service binding Create and deploy a Spring Boot microservice Create and deploy a Spring Cloud Gateway Prerequisites Azure CLI Java 8  and an IDE cURL  or a similar HTTP utility Check version of Azure CLI, use Git bash to execute az --version az login # Sign into an azure account az account show # See the currently signed-in account. az account set --subscription <SUBSCRIPTION_ID> az extension add -n spring-cloud -y #If you haven't added this extension yet add it. Congratulations, the Azure CLI is now ready to create your first cluster! Create an Azure Spring Cloud instance RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME=spring-cloud-sample-rsgrp SPRING_CLOUD_NAME=azure-spring-cloud-unique9563 az group create \ -g " $RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME " \ -l eastus az spring-cloud create \ -g " $RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME " \ -n ...

 Step 1 - clone the project from :  git clone https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-petclinic.git  Step 2 - run the application locally using Bash like below cd spring-petclinic ./mvnw package java -jar target/*.jar  Step 3 - run the application locally using Bash like below Now you want to make the application ready for cloud(Azure) deployment  This project use java 8 Run below command at project path to add the necessary Azure deployment plugins for Maven mvn com.microsoft.azure:azure-webapp-maven-plugin:1.12.0:config It'll ask you for some inputs to provide according to your preference (eg: Azure pricing tier, OS) My screen: So, once you complete this step it'll automatically modify the pom.xml with below kind of settings Step 4 - Deploy the application with maven using below command mvn package com.microsoft.azure:azure-webapp-maven-plugin:1.12.0:deploy Congratulations! The app is successfully deployed to Azure App Service. You can visit the url abov...