in the process of development, because of the relationship between the calls of various micro-services, several micro-services need to be enabled locally, resulting in a computer memory utilization rate of more than 80%. Is there any way to share several micro-services (for example, service registration discovery Eureka, gateway apigateway, basic module base, etc.), deploy the shared services to 192.168.1.11 server, others (192.168.1.22, 192.168.1.33) when developing locally, only one OA module needs to be started to join the shared server, and then the two people visit the eureka server on 192.168.1.11. The gateway looks up the eureka according to the visitor"s ip,. If there is a micro-service corresponding to the visitor"s ip, it directs the request to the service, otherwise it points to the shared service?

11 servers deploy Eureka and apigateway
22 and 33 developers develop OA modules locally, registering him with 11 servers
when 22 and 33 developers visit the gateway of 11, they can forward their requests for access to the OA module to services on their own computers. To achieve the sharing of basic services, developers do not need to start eureka and apigateway, locally to reduce memory utilization and burden on developers" computers

after consulting some materials, I think this should be regarded as a load balancing problem. I use Ribbon to achieve request distribution, and then see how to distribute it to a specified microservice through ip.