Java, Spring, Kotlin, microservices, Kubernetes, containers
One of the significant topics related to microservices security is managing and protecting sensitive data like tokens, passwords or certificates used by your application. As a developer you probably often…
Some days ago Spring Cloud announced a support for several Alibaba components used for building microservices-based architecture. The project is still under the incubation stage, but there is a plan…
If you are building reactive microservices you would probably have to merge data streams from different source APIs into a single result stream. It inspired me to create this article…
There are pretty many technologies listed in the title of this article. Spring WebFlux has been introduced with Spring 5 and Spring Boot 2 as a project for building reactive-stack…
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…