A few days ago I came across an article about Spring Boot Admin framework. It is a simple solution created to manage and monitor Spring Boot applications. It is based…
Monitoring Microservices With Spring Boot Admin
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Exposing Microservices over REST Protocol Buffers
In this article, you will learn how to expose Spring Boot microservices over REST Protocol Buffers. Today exposing RESTful API with JSON protocol is the most common standard. We can…
Circuit Breaker, Fallback and Load Balancing with Apache Camel
Apache Camel has just released a new version of their framework - 2.19. In one of my previous articles on DZone, I described details about microservices support which was released…
Spring Cloud Microservices at Pivotal Platform
Imagine you have multiple microservices running on different machines in multiple instances. It seems natural to think about the tools that help you in the process of monitoring and managing…
Part 3: Creating Microservices: Circuit Breaker, Fallback and Load Balancing with Spring Cloud
Probably you read some articles about Hystrix and you know in what purpose it is used for. Today I would like to show you an example of exactly how to…
Part 2: Creating microservices – monitoring with Spring Cloud Sleuth, ELK and Zipkin
One of the most frequently mentioned challenges related to the creation of microservices-based architecture is monitoring. Each microservice should be run on an environment isolated from the other microservices, so…
Advanced Microservices with Apache Camel
This post is a continuation of my previous microservices sample with Apache Camel described in the post Microservices with Apache Camel. In the picture below you can see the architecture…
Microservices with Kubernetes and Docker
In one of my previous posts, I described an example of a continuous delivery configuration for building microservices with Docker and Jenkins. It was a simple configuration where I decided…
Apache Karaf Microservices
Apache Karaf is a small OSGi based runtime which provides a lightweight container onto which various components and applications can be deployed. It can be run as a standalone container.…
Microservices with Apache Camel
Apache Camel, as usual, is a step backward in comparison with the Spring framework and there is no difference in the case of microservices architecture. However, Camel have introduced new…