Microservices for Java developersChristian Posta
Microservices for Java Developers: A Hands-on Introduction to Frameworks and Containers Rafael Benevides +1 April 17, 2019 Build microservices via one of these Java frameworks: Spring Boot, Dropwizard, and WildFly Swarm Article Red Hat Fuse 7 Is Now Available Christina Lin June 4, 2018 ...
This book is for Java developers and architects interested in developing microservices. We start the book with the high-level understanding and fundamental prerequisites that should be in place to be successful with a microservice architecture. Unfortunately, just using new technology doesn’t magically...
Written by the Java community for Java and JVM developers Follow: RSS Using Helidon and MySQL Document Store to work with diverse databases Dmitry Aleksandrov6 minute read Curly Braces #1: Java and a project monorepo Eric J. Bruno10 minute read ...
Which Java frameworks are ideal for creating microservices is a frequently asked subject among developers. We will look at a number of important Java frameworks that are essential to creating excellent microservices solutions in order to address this. 1. Spring Boot One particularly adaptable and user...
If I write a book (which I did :)Microservices for Java Developers) the publisher may have an entry for me with a single row representing my book. But a bookstore may have 5 of my books. Is each one a book? Or are they copies? How would we represent this? What if a book is ...
Deploying microservices has become increasingly popular in the development world, with many developers either in the process of transitioning from their existing monolithic architecture or planning to in the future. For developers deploying microservices in Java, this process is often linked with a shift...
Java is stillrankedas #1 or #2 in programming language use andEnterprise Java, in the form of Java EE specification and implementation, has been used to implement enterprise-grade applications for many years by developers, who can now apply their vast Enterprise Java experience to the implementati...
If I write a book (which I did :)Microservices for Java Developers) the publisher may have an entry for me with a single row representing my book. But a bookstore may have 5 of my books. Is each one a book? Or are they copies? How would we represent this? What if a book is ...
Enterprise Java Microservices is an example-rich tutorial that shows how to design and manage large-scale Java applications as a collection of microservices. about the technology Large applications are easier to develop and maintain when you build them from small, simple components. Java developers no...