This article is a follow on from my previous one – “Example of a Spring Boot Microservice running on OSX/Docker Toolbox” which described how to create a Spring Boot application and deploy it to Docker Toolbox locally. This article describes how
A Little Background.. I have a little side project that I develop when I have moments of spare time. It’s a configurable engine that aggregates news feeds, bundles them up and displays them through a variety of web sites and
In a connected world our software solutions increasingly consist of multiple, distributed components. Service Oriented Architectures are nothing new, and with the growing interest in Microservices it looks like the trend to distribute is going nowhere soon. When dealing with
Introduction This is a very simple example of developing a hypermedia-driven RESTful web service, using Spring HATEOAS A companion project is available to download on github (using Java, Maven and Spring Boot) HATEOAS? What is it? HATEOAS (“Hypermedia as the
Working Example on Github There’s a small, self contained mavenised example project over on Github to accompany this post – check it out here: https://github.com/adrianmilne/jpa-lucene-spring-demo Running the Demo See the README file over on GitHub for details of running
Full code is available on GitHub All the Java code for the project is available in Github – requires Maven to run. See the README for more details – link here. The Key Tech Players The demo shows these various
Available on GitHub Demo available on GitHub Overview This is just a very small, very simple template project for sending messages to JMS queues. In my current role we have a lot of different components and systems glued together by
The following is a very simple example of event stream processing (using the ESPER engine). Note – a full working example is available over on GitHub: https://github.com/adrianmilne/esper-demo-nuclear What is Complex Event processing (CEP)? Complex Event Processing (CEP), or Event Stream