You are tasked with implementing a consistent error response structure across multiple microservices developed using Spring Boot. How would you ensure that all the microservices return error responses in the same format?
- Implement a unique error handling solution for each microservice.
- Let each microservice define its own error response structure to maintain flexibility.
- Rely on Spring Boot's default error handling mechanism.
- Use Spring Boot's centralized exception handling with a custom ErrorController.
To ensure consistent error responses across multiple microservices, it's advisable to use Spring Boot's centralized exception handling with a custom ErrorController. This allows you to define a uniform error response structure while maintaining flexibility and consistency. Other approaches may lead to varying formats and make error handling more complex.
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