With this commit you can use simple patterns to match services to
ignore.
A pattern can look like this "foo*", "*foo", "foo*bar".

closes #377

With this commit you can now associate your applications with custom
metadata using `spring.boot.admin.client.metadata.*` sensitive values
are recognized by key and are masked in the http interface.

This can be useful in the future if there are instance specific settings
which should be used by the admin server, e.g. custom notification
recipients.

For now there is no extra imetadata view in the ui. The values are shown
in the environment view.

From this commit on the source from wich the application was registered
is remembered. We use this information for two things:
 * For applications which wasn't registered via the http-api the remove
   button is hidden.
 * The `ApplicationDiscoveryListener` only removes stale applications
   (those which are not anymore found via discovery) if the were registered
   via the `ApplicationDiscoeryListener`.

closes #328

When having registered some applications via discovery and some via http you
can now add the appication names of the non-discovery to the ignored services
so that they won't considered as stale an be removed from the registry by the
ApplicationDiscoveryListener.

fixes #244

With this commit you can specify the management.port for a discovered service
via the metadatamap.

Sometimes Eureka only provides only the securedhealthUrl for the service.
Previous to this commit the applciation won't be registered in that case. So
with this commit the securedHealthUrl from Eureka is used, when available

fixes #224

Checks the DiscoveryClient's services on each heartbeat and removes all
services, which are no longer registered.

Use the metadata for health-/managament-url in the default service conversion.
This allows custom health- and management-path per application.

fixes #205

fixes #205

Update to Spring Cloud Brixton and add the concept of ServiceInstanceConverters.
A ServiceConverter is used to convert discovered ServiceInstances to
Applications. The old converter and one for Eureka is provided. It is also
possible to provide your own implementation.

closes #154

 * Use @EventListener instead of ApplicationListener-interface
 * Don't inherit ClientApplicationEvent from ApplicationEvent - so JournaledEvent isn't needed anymore
 * added eclipse formatter rules
 * reformatted all files

To enable, you just have to add a DiscoveryClient to your Spring Boot Admin Server.
Also did some code polish.
Closes #44