Making Injected Parameters Optional in Spring Boot
As a software architect building solutions with Spring Boot, you’ll often encounter scenarios where a component or service needs to consume another dependency that may not always be available. This…
Team to Create Outside the Box
As a software architect building solutions with Spring Boot, you’ll often encounter scenarios where a component or service needs to consume another dependency that may not always be available. This…
Java Spring, a popular framework for building enterprise-level applications, can seamlessly integrate with Keycloak, a robust open-source Identity and Access Management (IAM) solution. This combination offers a powerful way to…
In a microservices architecture, ensuring high availability and distributing traffic evenly across multiple instances of a service is paramount. Spring Cloud Gateway, when integrated with a Spring Discovery Server (like…
Java 16 introduced a new feature called “Pattern Matching for instanceof” which simplifies the process of casting objects in Java. This feature improves the readability and safety of code that…
In a microservice architecture, services inevitably encounter transient failures – network hiccups, temporary overload, or slow responses from dependencies. Without proper handling, these failures can cascade, leading to a degraded…
In the dynamic world of Spring applications, managing which beans are active at runtime, how they are named, and how to precisely inject them is crucial. Spring offers a suite…
While Spring Data REST excels at generating CRUD endpoints, the standard life cycle events we’ve discussed primarily revolve around data modification (Create, Update, Delete). You might encounter scenarios where you…