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…
Java, Spring, Kotlin, microservices, Kubernetes, containers
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…
How many of you have ever created automated performance tests before running an application on production? Usually, developers attach importance to the functional testing and try to provide at least…
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…
Apache Ignite is a relatively new solution, but quickly increasing its popularity. It is hard to assign to a single area of database engine division because it has characteristics typical…
Introduction I came across Envoy Proxy for the first time a couple of weeks ago, when one of my blog readers suggested that I write an article about it. I…
Preface Today I would like to get back to the subject touched on in one of my previous articles - Vert.x toolkit. In the post Asynchronous Microservices With Vert.x. I…
Today's topic is about Spring Cloud memory usage as well as about microservices architecture. The inspiration to write this post was the situation when our available memory on test environment…
This time I describe a slightly lighter topic in comparison to some previous posts. Personally, I think Grafana is a very cool tool for visualizing any timeline data. As it…
Preface I must admit that as soon as I saw Vertx documentation I liked this concept. This may have happened because I had previously used a very similar framework which…