In previous articles, Spring Cloud: How to Deal with Microservice Configuration (Part 1) and Spring Cloud: How to Deal with Microservice Configuration (Part 2), we have seen how to deal with microservices remote configuration. In this post, we are going to talk about...
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A Brief Overview of the Spring Cloud Framework
The concept of distributed applications is certainly not new. Whoever has a long IT career certainly remembers a number of different technologies implementing distributed components even in the early years. Nowadays, is all about microservices. They are a new form by...
EC2 Instances With SSH, WinSCP, and PuTTY [Videos]
"An Amazon EC2 instance is a virtual server in Amazon's Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) for running applications on the Amazon Web Services (AWS) infrastructure." In this article, see a series of video tutorials that goes over how to create an EC2 instance on AWS as well...
Spring Boot for Cloud: Actuator
In previous articles, we talked about some features of Spring Boot that are very useful in the development phase of our system: we described simplified dependency management and API development, for instance. In this article, we are going to cover functionalities that...
Manage Microservices with Docker Compose
As microservices systems expand beyond a handful of services, we often need some way to coordinate everything and ensure consistent communication (avoid human error). Tools such as Kubernetes or Docker Compose have quickly become commonplace for these types of...
Bypassing Spring Interceptors via Decoration
Whether they are built using the genuine Spring Framework or Spring Boot, such applications are widely developed and deployed these days. By trying to address simple or complex business challenges, products strongly rely on the used framework features in their attempt...
Using Azure Storage Accounts From Spring Boot Apps
Spring projects in general are opinionated: 80-90% of use cases are handled "by default", and code is often much more concise than would be required otherwise due to Spring's preference of convention over configuration. These and other "opinions" can result in...