Spring Boot
Logging In Spring Boot
Logging is a vital part of all applications and brings benefits not only to us developers but also to ops and business people.
Read moreHooking Into the Spring Bean Lifecycle
Providing an Inversion-of-Control Container is one of the core provisions of the Spring Framework. Spring orchestrates the beans in its application context and manages their lifecycle.
Read moreRequest/Response Pattern with Spring AMQP
The request/response pattern is well-known and widely used, mainly in synchronous communication. This article shows how to implement this pattern asynchronously with a message broker using the AMQP protocol and Spring Boot.
Read moreUsing Kafka with Spring Boot
In this article, we’ll look at how to integrate a Spring Boot application with Apache Kafka and start sending and consuming messages from our application.
Read moreImplementing a Cache with Spring Boot
We use a cache to protect the database or to avoid cost-intensive calculations. Spring provides an abstraction layer for implementing a cache.
Read moreDistributed Cache with Hazelcast and Spring
In some applications, we need to protect the database or avoid cost-intensive calculations. We can use a cache for this goal.
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