Asynchronous end-to-end calls starting from the view layer to the backend is important in a microservices architecture because there is no guarantee that the containers which receive the calls will handle the response.
With microservices architecture, you’ll not only make it easier for your engineers to make regular updates but you will also have multiple preventive stopgaps that will ensure your system is secure.
Oren Golan published an excellent piece on his blog this past weekend sharing an example of how Micro and NATS are providing microservices for financial modeling and Bitcoin visualization.
Testing support in Spring Boot is getting better, but it's far from perfect. The example here shows how to use Spring Boot in tandem with your mock testing.
This article explains some of the dependency management tricks that can be used to create libraries and apps that depend on newer versions of a transitive dependency than those managed by a platform like Spring Boot or the Spring IO Platform.
How do you decompose the business logic of an application and really break up the monolith? Read on to see how business logic and microservices fit together.
In this post, we are going to see how to use NGINX as a reverse proxy for load-balancing containerized HTTP applications running in a Swarm cluster. We’ll also look at how to automate the service discovery.
