I have already described Spring reactive support about one year ago in the article Reactive microservices with Spring 5. At that time the project Spring WebFlux was under active development.…
Java, Spring, Kotlin, microservices, Kubernetes, containers
I have already described Spring reactive support about one year ago in the article Reactive microservices with Spring 5. At that time the project Spring WebFlux was under active development.…
There are many articles on my blog about microservices with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud. The main purpose of this article is to provide a brief summary of the most…
I have already introduced Apache Ignite in one of my previous articles In-memory data grid with Apache Ignite. Apache Ignite can be easily launched locally together with Spring Boot application.…
One thing's for sure. If you don't have to version your API, do not try to do that. However, sometimes you have to. A large part of the most popular…
I have been writing about security with OAuth2 and Spring Cloud in some articles before. This article is the continuation of samples previously described in the following posts: Microservices security…
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…
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…
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…
Preface In-Memory Data Grid is an in-memory distributed key-value store that enables caching data using distributed clusters. Do not confuse this solution with in-memory or nosql databases. In most cases…
Swagger is the most popular tool for designing, building and documenting RESTful APIs. It has nice integration with Spring Boot. To use it in conjunction with Spring we need to…