 Okay in this video we are going to go ahead and set up the order service. So you can see on the screen here on line 72 I have the order service definition from the Docker compose file and the key takeaway here is that we want to be exposing port 8081 and we have six environment properties set up very similar to the other two services except on line 86 we are setting the beer service host. So just a slight divergence there and again the beer service we are setting the host name equal to service names and that is how we will resolve that service. So let's go ahead and I'm going to come over to the command line and start setting this up. So we use cube control to go ahead and create the initial YAML file. So we're going to go ahead and create a deployment and this is going to be for order service and this is going to come from the image spring framework guru slash KBE brewery dash order service. We are going to do driver on client use YAML output and we will direct that to order service deployment and you have a mistake there double dashes there that should do it okay now let's come back or to intelligent we'll go ahead and edit that and see this is a file that we created through cube control and what we need to do is set up these environment properties here these six properties I'm going to pause the video while I do that and then we'll come back and do a code review. Okay I've resumed the recording and can see on line 24 I added in the clause for the environment so we have the environment and then six name value pairs setting up the environment properties to configure the spring boot microservice key points being that we are setting up the host to MySQL for the MySQL database JMS for the JMS broker and then also the the beer service host is running on port 8080 at the host of beer dash service in a Kubernetes context so let's toggle back over to the command line now and what we want to do is apply that file order service deployment that is going to create the pod in the background for us and now we want to actually create the service definition cluster IP it's gonna be order service and in this case we're gonna do 8081 dry run equals client minus O equals YAML for YAML output so I'm going to redirect that output to a file called order service and then we can do Q control ply minus F order service YAML see that is created and if I do a Docker PS we can see the various containers running in a Docker context on the host and then if we do we can do get all to see the environment being set up here so I've got to scroll a little bit now you can see that we have beer service failover service inventory service JMS MySQL and then finally order service and then those are the pods running those are the Docker containers and then also we have the services running and we can see we've got about six seven of them now so right now we have our core services the JMS MySQL running as well as the four spring boot micro services are up in our environment and Kubernetes is running all these applications for us so let's toggle over to IntelliJ and just do a quick review of what we did so I added the file I created the order service deployment using the command line keep control from the man line and then we had to edit the file to add in the six environment properties and then the order service we did not have to edit this file we did create that purely from the command line and then we did the apply command to apply that to our Kubernetes environment