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Eureka clients obtain the server registration information and store it on-site. 
After that, customers use this information to find other services. Since this application is the Eureka Server itself, we disable this search through this property.

Time in milliseconds that Eureka Server will wait between client synchronizations.

Even though it is a Eureka Server, this application is still a Microservice like the others, so it must register itself on Eureka. This property lets you set this setting.

This property represents the host where the Eureka server will be started.

This property indicates the Config Server host so that at startup the application prompts Config Server for its properties.

When an application is starting it will query the delivery-config-server application, asking if it exists in its repository a file with the name configured in the spring.application.name property and with the properties or yml extension.

This property represents the location of Eureka Server since this application will register itself.

This property represents the number of instances of the same Microservice registered.

 - Integration with Spring Security
 - Integration with OAuth2

 - Integration with OpenID
 - Integration with Google Web Toolkit

 - Protection of services with tokens (JWT)

 - SSO with OAuth2 and OpenID Connect