Reading Time: 4 minutes This is Part 2 of an ongoing series of blogs explaining Axon Framework. This blog is going to take you a step ahead and help you know more about the application directory structure to be followed. Also we’ll understand the spring boot integration for Axon. Additionally, this blog will have a quick Axon Server Setup Guide. Prerequisites: Go through the Axon Part 1 – An Continue Reading
Reading Time: 3 minutes This is the first part of an ongoing series of blogs explaining Axon Framework. This blog will help you get started with axon and get a basic understanding of the same. Prerequisites Understanding Axon requires a basic knowledge of a few Axon concepts. Those are: Microservices Command Query Responsibility Segregation(CQRS) Commands, Events and Queries Domain Driven Design(DDD) Event Sourcing SAGA Design Pattern Introduction Problem: The Continue Reading
Reading Time: 4 minutes Hey guys,Today we’ll find out what circuit breakers are, why you should be using them in any distributed system or microservices architecture along with Istio. Why Circuit Breaker? We’ve got a series of microservices here that don’t have to be microservices ( in Kubernetes these will be pods, services, etc ). They’re going to be connected together in some way, a cascading failure is where Continue Reading
Reading Time: 6 minutes Spring Boot with MongoDB Topics to cover in Spring Boot and MongoDB In this blog we are going to see the beginning basics of what Spring Boot is? Ways to create Spring Boot Application? What is MongoDB? How to install MongoDB in Ubuntu? How to connect Spring Boot with MongoDB in Ubuntu? Let’s dive right in… What is Spring Boot? Spring Boot is a module Continue Reading
Reading Time: 4 minutes Resilience4j at a Glance Scope of this article is applications based on microservice architecture. Let me begin with a question, what is most important non-functional requirement from any application? Undoubtedly the answer of this question will be ‘Robustness’. This means applications must behave reasonable with respect to adverse scenarios. Against all adverse scenarios application needs to take either corrective action or redirect to reasonable action Continue Reading
Reading Time: 3 minutes CAP Theorem, a Distributed System must account for this theorem which means when two or more systems try to connect with each other they need to account this Theorem. In this blog, we are gonna discuss about this theorem and how we have to sacrifice any factor while communicating with another system. Apart from this we’ll also discuss some other related terminologies and theorems. CAP Continue Reading
Reading Time: 3 minutes Introduction Mapped Diagnostic Context or MDC manages contextual information on a per-thread basis. So we can benefit from MDC when logging in a multi-threaded application. For example, we can store the IP address of each request in a web application and insert this data into each log statement. In our case, we’ll introduce a unique correlation id for each request. Web servers generally have a Continue Reading
Reading Time: 3 minutes In this blog I would like to introduce you to the Spring MVC framework, how it works with very detailed steps and at the end I will show How to create a Spring Controller class and view in a simple project. What is Spring MVC? It is a framework of Java that is generally used in order to develop web applications. It is built on Continue Reading
Reading Time: 6 minutes One of the questions that every developer asks is where to start and what all is needed from my service other than the Business Requirements. Every organization nowadays is building small micro-services and these services are being build by various autonomous teams. The interesting part is that every team starts build the same chassis or initial part of the service on its own. This leads Continue Reading
Reading Time: 2 minutes Small introduction of spring cloud why we need it.
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Reading Time: 3 minutes In this blog, we will be talking about the Micronaut framework, how its better than other frameworks in the same trail. What makes it different from other frameworks so let’s get started.
Reading Time: 4 minutes Overview According to the Reactive Manifesto, a critical element in any Reactive system is that it is message-driven. But what does it mean to be message-driven? Message-driven systems are those that communicate primarily through asynchronous and non-blocking messages. Messages enable us to build systems that are both resilient, and elastic, and therefore responsive under a variety of situations. Message Driven Architecture We have various ways Continue Reading
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