Hi, Spring fans! Welcome to another installment of This Week in Spring! This week's been exciting and only going to get more exciting as the days carry on.
As part of that release, I put together a Spring Tips video/tutorial (1h40m!) that introduces the open-source Spring Cloud Gateway and features interviews with Spring Cloud Gateway creator and Spring Cloud cofounder Spencer Gibb as well as Spring Cloud Gateway for Kubernetes lead Chris Sterling. Enjoy!
Hi, Spring fans! In this installment of Spring Tips, I revisit Spring Cloud Gateway.
Here's what's inside:
Intro
11:12 Have your cake and Eat it too with an API Gateway
Basics
00:11:37 Get to Know Your New Gateway
00:21:18 The Observable Gateway
00:22:39 Meet The Supporting Characters
00:24:30 Reactive Data For The Demo
00:28:10 A Reactive WebSocket Endpoint
00:31:00 Reactive HTTP Endpoint
Behind the Source with Spring Cloud co-founder, lead, and Spring Cloud Gateway creator Spencer Gibb
00:33:00 Spencer Gibb
Service Discovery
37:59 Introducing Spring Cloud Netflix Eureka
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