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…
Envoy Proxy with Microservices
Java, Spring, Kotlin, microservices, Kubernetes, containers
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…
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…
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…
Hoverfly is an open source API simulation tool for automated tests. It is written in Go, but also has native support for Java and can be run inside JUnit test.…
Preface Enterprise Java seems to be a step back from the others when it comes to microservices architecture. Some weeks ago I took a part in Code Europe - the…
Preface Although every microservice instance is an independent unit, we usually manage them from one central location. We are talking about watching the application logs (Kibana), metrics, and statistics (Zipkin,…
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…
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…
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…