In this tutorial, you will learn about the difference between two Spring Boot dependencies – Spring Boot Actuator and Spring Boot Starter Actuator. If you’re new to Spring Boot, these terms may sound confusing, but don’t worry, by the end of this tutorial, you’ll understand the difference between them. Spring Boot is a popular framework…
Read More Spring Boot Actuator vs Spring Boot Starter ActuatorIn this tutorial you will learn how to enable and how to view Spring Cloud API Gateway Routes using Spring Boot Actuator. Developers use Actuator to enable API Gateway routes in order to keep track of the routes being used in their application. By exposing these routes through Actuator endpoints, developers can get valuable information…
Read More Viewing Spring Cloud API Gateway Routes with Spring Boot ActuatorIn a microservices architecture, it is common to have multiple services communicating with each other over the network. This distributed nature of the architecture can make it challenging to diagnose and debug issues when they arise. To address this problem, developers often use monitoring(Micrometer) and tracing tools(Zipkin) to track the flow of requests between microservices.…
Read More Micrometer and Zipkin: How to Trace HTTP Requests in Spring Boot 3This tutorial will teach you how to use project Lombok in the Spring Boot application. Overview No doubt Java is a wonderful language, but one of the drawbacks of Java is its verbose nature. This makes it fairly complicated for everyday tasks such as composing a simple POJO object. For example, constructing of methods like Getters(), Setters(),…
Read More How to use Project Lombok in Spring BootThis tutorial will teach you how to start your Spring Boot application on a random port number. Starting an application on a random port number is very helpful when you need to start multiple instances of the same Spring Boot application and then balance HTTP requests between the running instances. If you want to learn…
Read More Start Spring Boot App on a Random Port NumberSpring Framework is a popular Java-based framework that provides a comprehensive infrastructure for developing Java applications. The framework was initially released in 2002 by Rod Johnson, who was frustrated with the complexity of the existing Java EE (Enterprise Edition) platform. He wanted to create a simpler and more lightweight framework that would make it easier…
Read More Excel in Spring Framework: The Complete GuideWhat is Spring Batch? Spring Batch is a lightweight, broad batch framework that builds upon the characteristics of the Spring Framework that enables the development of robust batch applications, which plays a vital role in the daily operations of enterprise systems. Spring Batch provides many reusable functions that are necessary for processing records with large…
Read More Spring Batch TutorialIn this tutorial, you will learn about Spring Boot Actuator. You will also see how it helps to monitor and manage your application seamlessly. Overview The actuator is a monitoring function provided by the Spring Boot framework. The actuator works by exposing endpoints that can be used to monitor the internal conditions of the Spring…
Read More Spring Boot Actuator TutorialThis tutorial is about creating Lambda functions from Spring Cloud Functions. Spring Cloud Functions provide a way to implement the business logic via functions and decouple code development from the runtime target. Hence, the developer can focus solely on the implementation of logic. The developer need not worry about the target endpoint type, connectivity, integration,…
Read More Create AWS Lambda Functions from Spring Cloud FunctionsAn important property of modern web apps is resilience. In simple terms, resilience refers to the ability of a system or feature to fail gracefully without impacting the entire system. In the context of web apps, we want to ensure that the entire system will not go down if a remote service, such as a…
Read More Enforcing Resilience in Spring Boot with Resilience4JThis tutorial will teach you how to create your own Spring Cloud Config Server and how to configure a Spring Boot Application to be a Spring Cloud Config Client. Spring Cloud Config Server Spring Cloud Config Server is a Spring Boot application. So to create our own Spring Cloud Config Server, we must first create…
Read More Spring Cloud Config Server and Config ClientThis tutorial will teach you how to create a simple Spring Cloud API Gateway Global Pre-filter and Post-filter classes. Global filters are executed for every route defined in the API Gateway. The main difference between the pre-filter and post-filter classes is that the pre-filter code is executed before Spring Cloud API Gateway routes the request to a…
Read More Spring Cloud API Gateway Global Filter ExampleOne way to ensure that an HTTP request to a web service endpoint contains an Authorization JWT token is to configure a gateway route to require an Authorization header. If the HTTP request does not contain an Authorization header, Spring Cloud API Gateway will not even route this request to a destination microservice. We can…
Read More The Header Predicate in Spring Cloud API GatewayThis tutorial will teach you how to configure your Spring Cloud API Gateway to automatically create routes based on services registered with discovery clients like Eureka, Consul, or Zookeeper. For a step-by-step series of video lessons, please check this page: Spring Boot Microservices and Spring Cloud. Enable Discovery Locator A quick way to enable Spring Cloud…
Read More Spring Cloud API Gateway Automatic Mapping of RoutesIn this tutorial, you will learn how to create an instance of @LoadBalanced RestTemplate and make it communicate with an internal microservice. For a step-by-step series of video lessons, please check this page: Spring Boot Microservices and Spring Cloud. Create RestTemplate Bean To create an instance of RestTemplate, you will need to first make sure…
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