Handling FallBack and TimeOut in MicroService using Hystrix
Guys, Let’s look into a useful feature that we should use while working with microservice architecture. While working with this type of architecture, especially you are exposing your services as an API and available for third party use you have to be careful to provide proper response and in timely fashion. Goal Our primary goal
Spring boot: Documenting an Microservices using Swagger
Today I would like to share simple but helpful concept for documenting an API using swagger. In traditional approach people are creating a document to to show API detail. We are facing multiple issue in approach like We need to change a document if API changed. For very large project it would be hard to
Microservice Registration and Discovery with Eureka
In the previous post we learned how to create microservice and how multiple microservices can communicate with each other. In the last section(Issue Section) of previous post i have mentioned one issue where we have hard coded other microservices urls like http://localhost:8081 or http://localhost:8082 and in real time environment it may vary. The typical solution
Spring Boot: Microservice Enhanced
In early series of Spring Boot demo we have gone through basics of booting an application using spring boot. In this blog i’ll show you what is microservice pattern and how actually we can implement. When microservice will be useful Below is the list of scenario where microservice is useful. Divide whole application in workable
Spring Boot: AOP + AspectJ annotation example
In this tutorial i will show you how AOP works with spring and AspectJ also what all basic things are required to dive into it. Here I am creating this demo using spring-boot framework and used AspectJ to intercept methods. AspectJ AspectJ is a java based cross-platform extension for aspect-oriented programming. It is now available
Spring Boot: Java Mail Api
Hi Guys, I would like to share simple but helpful concept to send a mail from boot application. Spring boot provides a starter module which configure automatically based on provided properties and avail to use, by default spring framework provides abstraction to send mail using JavaMailSender interface. To do same you have to change below
Spring Boot: Response Compression
Hi Guys, Spring boot provides a facility to compress your resources by changing minimum configuration. Below is the available properties related to compression, it should be added into your configuration file (usually application.properties file). server.compression.enabled= This is a flag to enable response compression. Possible values = true or false server.compression.excluded-user-agents= You can give list of
Spring Boot: Environment friendly application properties
In enterprise application development we need to manage various configuration depends on your environment or profile. i.e. we need to provide profile specified configuration to deployable . Profile specific means we need to change our configuration for Local Development Environment QA Test Environment Staging Environment Production Environment Or this classification may vary for different organization.
Spring Boot: Working with multiple SQL database
Problem Statement In this write up we are going to cover how to use multiple database in Spring Boot Application with minimum configuration and ease of use. In Ordinary Web application we don’t need multiple databases but when you go for enterprise development it is really required and useful. There are multiple reason behind using
Spring boot: Database connectivity to MySQL using Hibernate + Web
Hello friends, In this post we will see how to connect database using boot, for this demo will use MySQL as a database and Hibernate as an ORM. For this example we need "Web" and "JPA" dependency in our project. Add below dependency in your pom.xml
Note: artifactId spring-boot-starter-data-jpa will internally provides support and
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<dependency> <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId> <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-data-jpa</artifactId> </dependency> <dependency> <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId> <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-web</artifactId> </dependency> |
