Hi, Spring fans! Welcome to another installment of This Week in Spring! We're in July already! That blows my mind - we're closer to 2022 than 2020 at this point. I don't wanna jinx it, but this year seems markedly better than last year, and I hope it stays that way. Anyway, friends, let's get on with the roundup!

• A Bootiful Podcast: Benjamin Wilms, founder of the Chaos Monkey for Spring Boot and Steadybit, a company to help you build more robust software
• BlockHound: how it works
• Getting Started with Apache Camel and Spring Boot
• GraalVM on Twitter
• Hello, Spring GraphQL
• Introducing Spring GraphQL
• Maciej Walkowiak on Twitter
• Spring Tips: Spring Retrosocket
• Use New Relic to effortlessly monitor applications and dependencies in Azure Spring Cloud
• Detect, Diagnose and Resolve Issues Faster in Spring Boot applications using @NewRelic across your Azure Spring Cloud instances.
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Today, we are excited to announce the integration of New Relic One performance monitoring in Azure Spring Cloud.

Over the past 18 months, we worked with many enterprise customers to learn about their scenarios. Many of these customers have thousands of Spring Boot applications running in on-premises data centers. As they migrate these applications to the cloud, they need to instrument them for application performance monitoring (APM) using tools that their developers are familiar with and have been using for years, and they must ensure continuity for desktop and mobile applications which are…

Hi, Spring fans! In this installment, I am so happy to talk to Benjamin Wilms, who founded the Chaos Monkey for Spring Boot, and recently co-founded - along with Spring Boot Admin cofounder Johannes Edemeir - an exciting company called Steadybit whose SaaS tool aims to make your systems and services more robust.

• @MrBWilms
• @steadybithq

Hi, Spring fans! In this installment, Josh Long looks at Spring Retrosocket, an EXPERIMENTAL project designed to provide an OpenFeign- or Retrofit-like experience for RSocket clients.

Hi, Spring fans! Welcome to another installment of This Week in Spring! How're you doin'? I've been busy working on new Spring Tips videos! (You are subscribed to our YouTube channel, aren't you?) I'll be doing Tanzu Code tomorrow, so don't miss that. We're going to be hacking on Spring Native, Spring Cloud Square, Spring Integration, and so much more.

• Hi, Spring fans! In last week's installment of Spring Tips, I look at Kubernetes Native Java
• A Bootiful Podcast: webassembly, IoT, data science, and Java guru Brian Sletten
• Blog: Announcing Kubernetes Community Group Annual Reports
• CVE report published for Spring Security
• I was on the Software-Defined Talk podcast with Michael Coté last week. Check it out: Developer Relations with Josh Long
• A new version of GraalVM Native Image build tools is available!
• Spring Boot 2.4.8 is now available
• Spring Boot 2.5.2 is now available
• Spring Integration Zip 2.0.0 Available
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We have released Spring Security 5.5.1, 5.4.7, 5.3.10 and 5.2.11 to address the following CVE report:

• CVE-2021-22119: Denial-of-Service attack with spring-security-oauth2-client

Please review the information in the CVE report and upgrade immediately.

Spring Boot users should upgrade to 2.5.2 or 2.4.8.

Hi, Spring fans! In this installment, Josh Long (@starbuxman) talks to webassembly, IoT, data science, and Java guru Brian Sletten (@bsletten).

Hi, Spring fans! In this installment, Josh Long (@starbuxman) looks at how to build Spring Boot applications destined for production on Kubernetes

Hi, Spring fans! How're y'all doing? Can you believe we're almost halfway through this crazy little thing called 2021? Time sure flies when you're having fun! This week was no exception. I joined the my buddy Matt Raible and Brian Demeers today for the OktaDev Twitch channel and we hacked on making the Spring Boot starter for Okta work with Spring Native. The goal is that you should be able to bring your application unchanged with Spring Native, and this is yet another example of that working. We didn't know what issues we were going to face, but we managed to figure out the relatively minor…