Spring Tips: Testing Reactive Code
Hi Spring fans! In this installment of Spring Tips, we look at how to test reactive applications and microservices with TDD style, inside-out testing from component to contract.
speaker: Josh Long
Hi Spring fans! In this installment of Spring Tips, we look at how to test reactive applications and microservices with TDD style, inside-out testing from component to contract.
speaker: Josh Long
Hi Spring fans! Welcome to another installment of This Week in Spring! First of all, Happy Lunar New Year, if you celebrate! (More than a billion people around the world do celebrate...)
Today I'm going to be giving a 4-hour presentation, Reactive Spring, for Safari members.
So, without further ado, let's get to it!
I am pleased to announce Spring Session for Apache Geode & Pivotal GemFire (SSDG) 2.0.8.RELEASE
.
SSDG builds on Spring Session 2.0.9.RELEASE
, Spring Data Kay-SR13
and Spring Framework 5.0.12.RELEASE
along with Apache Geode 1.2.1
and Pivotal GemFire 9.1.1
. Additionally, SSDG 2.0.8.RELEASE
is compatible with Spring Boot 2.0.x
based applications.
This release pulls in many enhancements from the 2.1.x
release branch along with a few minor fixes. Highlights include:
Prevent saving non-dirty Sessions (Issue-12). This primarily protects against Apache Geode/Pivotal GemFire bug GEODE-6032.
Standardize all logging on SLF4J (Issue-18).
Fixed bug involving incorrect synchronization lock on Session attributes passed down from the Session object on creation.
Fixed bug involving Data Serialization to properly identify when a user uses a custom DataSerializer to de/serialize the Session.
Hi Spring fans! In this installment we talk to Oleg Zhurakousky, lead of the Spring Cloud Stream project, an application integration and messaging wonk, and a prolific contributor to Spring Integration. Oleg also has the dubious honor of being one of my oldest friends on the Spring team - poor guy!
Twitter: @z_oleg Twitter: @SpringCloud
Hi Spring fans! In this installment of Spring Tips we answer the question, "how do I propagate state across asynchronous, reactive execution pipelines?"
speaker: Josh Long
Hi Spring fans! Can you believe we're already staring down February?? I'm still shaking off the vacation feels from the holiday break. I'm at the airport, SFO, a few minutes after midnite in PST, waiting to board for my flight to Houston, a connection en route to Charlotte, North Carolina, for the epic SpringOne Tour event - the first of a brand new year! I look forward to seeing y'all there!
Anyway, we've got tons to get to so let's!
WebClient
and a service registry as supported by Spring Cloud's DiscoveryClient
abstraction.In this installment of the pod we talk to Madhura Bhave, an engineer on the Spring Boot team who has improved the project in big ways - working on things like security, actuator, OAuth and more - since she moved from her epic run on the Cloud Foundry and UAA teams. We recorded this interview in August of 2018.
Twitter: @madhurabhave23 Twitter: @SpringBoot
Hi Spring fans! In this installment of Spring Tips we look at how to use the reactive WebFlux
client to make a number of concurrent requests to distinct service instances (discovered using a service registry like Netflix Eureka or Consul through the Spring Cloud DiscoveryClient
abstraction) and meet SLAs by using the fastest request to return.
speaker: Josh Long
Hi Spring fans and welcome to another installment of This Week in Spring! This week I'm off to pleasant Pittsburgh, PA to speak at, among other places, DICK's Sporting Goods. Join me!
Now that my entire six part series introducing how to use Spring Boot with Microsoft Azure just concluded, with the last parts being released in this last week, I wanted to give you the whole thread here for your consumption.
Suppose you want to use Spring Boot, but you don’t want to @EnableAutoConfiguration
. What should you do exactly? In an earlier article I showed that Spring is intrinsically fast and lightweight, but one of the short pieces of advice improve startup time was to consider manually importing the Spring Boot autoconfigurations, instead of sucking them all in automatically. It won’t be the right thing to do for all applications, but it might help, and it certainly won’t hurt to understand what the options are. In this piece we explore various ways of doing manual configuration and assess their…