Ktor is a framework for building asynchronous applications on the server and client side. It is fully written in Kotlin. The main goal of Ktor is to provide an end-to-end…
Java, Spring, Kotlin, microservices, Kubernetes, containers
Ktor is a framework for building asynchronous applications on the server and client side. It is fully written in Kotlin. The main goal of Ktor is to provide an end-to-end…
In this article I’m going to compare a few selected features: Kotlin vs Java. Kotlin language is gaining more and more popularity recently. It is widely used no longer just…
Some days ago I came across a newly created Jenkins plugin called Configuration as Code (in short Jenkins casc). This plugin allows you to define Jenkins configuration in a very…
One of more important reasons we are deciding to use such tools like Kubernetes, Pivotal Cloud Foundry or HashiCorp’s Nomad is the availability of auto-scaling our applications. Of course those…
In this tutorial I’ll show you how to use the Arquillian Cube OpenShift extension. Building integration tests for applications deployed on Kubernetes/OpenShift platforms seems to be quite a big challenge.…
There are some key challenges around a testing microservices architecture that we are facing. The selection of the right tools is one of those elements that help us deal with…
Often, GraphQL is presented as a revolutionary way of designing web APIs in comparison to REST. However, if you would take a closer look at that technology you will see…
Here's the next article in a series of "Quick Guide to...". This time we will discuss and run examples of Spring Boot microservices on Kubernetes. The structure of that article…
I have already provided a quick introduction to building Spring Boot applications with Ethereum and web3j in one of my latest articles Introduction to Blockchain with Java using Ethereum, web3j…
Recently, I have come across some articles and mentions about Spring REST Docs, where it has been presented as a better alternative to traditional Swagger docs. Until now, I was…