Quarkus is usually described as a Kubernetes-native Java framework. It allows us to automatically generate Kubernetes resources based on the defaults and user-provided configuration. It also provides an extension for…
Guide to Quarkus on Kubernetes
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Guide to Quarkus with Kotlin
Quarkus is a lightweight Java framework developed by RedHat. It is dedicated for cloud-native applications that require a small memory footprint and a fast startup time. Its programming model is…
Kotlin Coroutines vs Java Threads
There are probably many articles about Kotlin’s coroutines online. That’s why I would like to focus just on showing you the difference between concept over coroutines and threads - a…
Distributed Transactions in Microservices with Spring Boot
When I'm talking about microservices with other people they are often asking me about an approach to distributed transactions. My advice is always the same - try to completely avoid…
A Deep Dive Into Spring Cloud Load Balancer
Spring Cloud is currently on the verge of large changes. I have been writing about it in my previous article A New Era of Spring Cloud. While almost all of…
Kotlin Scope Functions
Scope functions is one of the Kotlin feature I really like. When using such a function on an object, you are executing a block of code within the context of…
Running Kotlin Microservice on Google Kubernetes Engine
In this article I’ll guide you through the steps required for building and running simple Kotlin microservice on Google Kubernetes Engine. We will use such and framework like Spring Boot,…
Kotlin Microservice with Spring Boot
In this tutorial I will show you step-by-step how to implement Spring Boot Kotlin microservices. You may find many examples of microservices built with Spring Boot on my blog, but…
Reactive programming with Project Reactor
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…
Kotlin Microservices with Ktor
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…