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Simple wordcount and basics of Apache Beam

December 9, 2019 · by Yogesh Prajapati · in Apache Beam
Apache Beam is a unified programming model that can perform data processing using pipelines, it has the ability to perform an operation on Batch and Streaming mode. Beam provides SDKs with various programming languages to create a pipeline and runners which will be used to run your pipeline with different providers like Apache Apex Apache

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JPA: How to apply Row Level Filter

February 3, 2019 · by Yogesh Prajapati · in Spring Boot
Guys, Recently we got requirement to build an application where row level filter is required. example: Application provides service to different clients and we have to separate data for each client so no client can access other clients data. Tech Stack Spring JPA/Hibernate Any Database Add common field to every Entity To distinguish data clientwise

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Spring-Boot application.properties and yml property/file precedence: Interview Experience

July 30, 2018 · by Yogesh Prajapati · in Spring Boot
Guys, Again sharing one more spring boot interview experience. This is a part 2 of our previous blog we have explained Which file will be used by spring boot if one file(application.properties) is present at your src/main/resources path inside the jar and one more file present parallel to your jar file in file system ? In

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Spring-Boot appication.properties file location interview question: Part 1

Spring-Boot appication.properties file location interview question: Part 1

July 25, 2018 · by Vishal Ranapariya · in Spring Boot
Guys, Here i wanted to discuss one of the tricky interview quetion related to location of application.properties file for spring-boot and microservice interview. The question is "Which file will be used by spring boot if one file(application.properties) is present at your src/main/resources path inside the jar and one more file present parallel to your jar file

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How Spring-Boot autocofiguration works?

How Spring-Boot autocofiguration works?

July 22, 2018 · by Yogesh Prajapati · in Spring Boot
Guys, "How Spring-Boot autocofiguration works?" This is a common question you will face in interview for java, microservice interiew. Here is some tips ... How spring-boot will autoconfigure works ? Spring-boot engine will scan your classpath and try to build required beans/configuration based on given configuration/properties. example: If you have added spring-boot-starter-data-jpa dependecy in your

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Handling FallBack and TimeOut in MicroService using Hystrix

March 15, 2017 · by Yogesh Prajapati · in Spring Boot
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

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Spring boot: Documenting an Microservices using Swagger

March 15, 2017 · by Yogesh Prajapati · in Spring Boot
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

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Microservice Registration and Discovery with Eureka

Microservice Registration and Discovery with Eureka

March 10, 2017 · by Yogesh Prajapati · in Spring Boot
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

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Spring Boot: Microservice Enhanced

March 8, 2017 · by Yogesh Prajapati · in Spring Boot
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

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Spring Boot: AOP + AspectJ annotation example

Spring Boot: AOP + AspectJ annotation example

March 6, 2017 · by Yogesh Prajapati · in Spring Boot
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

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