Tim Hess

Consider using https://kind.sigs.k8s.io/

Most developers expect the startup experience for service discovery to be pretty smooth and fast, even when starting Eureka and multiple services at the same time. It is mysterious for...

Spring Boot Admin Integration enhancements

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[ConfigurationUrlHelpers](https://github.com/SteeltoeOSS/Steeltoe/blob/master/src/Discovery/src/Client/ConfigurationUrlHelpers.cs) should move to a more centralized location so they can also be used for registering with Spring Boot Admin. Consider adding extension(s) for program.cs and/or including with general actuator...

BinaryFormatter.Serialize and BinaryFormatter.Deserialize are marked obsolete in .NET 5

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[Bypassed the warning](https://github.com/SteeltoeOSS/Steeltoe/pull/485/files#diff-6e05a9c262b7032f8739685fe75404089f91063bcd7800a4397e7d0cdd5a57c4R70) for now, but we possibly [should not use BinaryFormatter](https://aka.ms/binaryformatter) at all anyway

It should be easy to use Steeltoe Components with YARP

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Beyond being _possible_ it should be _**easy**_ to use at least Config Server and Service Discovery with YARP An example of getting service discovery to work: https://github.com/Layla-P/TackyTacos/commit/210c8727d30f150480811bc64e075faa0dff6369

Public API Surface Area Review

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Steeltoe has a broad surface area of public APIs, probably broader than necessary which can hamper project progress. This epic will track efforts to reduce what is (unnecessarily) public for...

Config Server Should be more flexible with reading service bindings

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See if Config Server client can use Connectors logic (like find by label or tag, etc) to avoid adding any more keys to the list to search like in #446

Revisit analyzer rules and consider automating compliance

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Sonar and StyleCop rules should be revisited for 4.0. Enable desired rules (some have comments to be enabled for Steeltoe 3.0 but weren't addressed in time), disable rules we commonly...

See https://github.com/SteeltoeOSS/Steeltoe/issues/897#issuecomment-1198088843.