Java, Spring, Kotlin, microservices, Kubernetes, containers
I have already written about documentation for microservices more than two years ago in my article Microservices API Documentation with Swagger2. In that case, I used project SpringFox for auto-generating…
The main goal of this article is to show how to monitor Spring Boot applications running on Kubernetes with Spring Boot Admin. I have already written about Spring Boot Admin…
Hazelcast is the leading in-memory data grid (IMDG) solution. The main idea behind IMDG is to distribute data across many nodes inside a cluster. Therefore, it seems to be an…
Auto-configuration is probably one of the most important reasons you would decide to use such frameworks like Spring Boot. Thanks to that feature, it is usually enough just to include…
You might use Spring Cloud Kubernetes to build applications running both inside and outside a Kubernetes cluster. The only problem with starting an example application outside Kubernetes is that there…
In this article I’m going to propose my list of “golden rules” for building Spring Boot applications, which are a part of a microservices-based system. I’m basing on my experience…
If you are building microservices architecture on top of Spring Boot and Spring Cloud I’m almost sure that one of projects you are using is Spring Cloud Config. Spring Cloud…
The Spring Cloud Consul project provides integration for Consul and Spring Boot applications through auto-configuration. By using the well-known Spring Framework annotation style, we may enable and configure common patterns…
Reactive APIs and generally reactive programming become increasingly popular lately. You have a chance to observe more and more new frameworks and toolkits supporting reactive programming, or just dedicated for…
Since Spring 5 and Spring Boot 2, there is full support for reactive REST API with the Spring WebFlux project. Also, project Spring Data systematically includes support for reactive NoSQL…