The ability of microservices architecture to deconstruct big monolithic programmes into smaller, independent, and controllable services has led to its enormous growth in popularity in recent years. It can be difficult to manage configuration across numerous microservices, though, as each service may call for a separate set of configurations. To solve this problem, configurations for microservices are centralised and managed by a separate Config Server. In this post, we'll examine what a Config Server is, why it's crucial for microservices, and how to use Spring Cloud Config Server to construct it.
Top 18 Spring Cloud Interview Questions for Java Developers [with Answers]
Hello guys, If you are preparing for Java and Spring Boot Interview and looking for some Spring Cloud interview questions then you have come to the right place. Earlier, I have shared 15 Spring Boot Interview questions and today, I am going to share 15 Spring cloud interview questions for Java developers. These questions are good to revise essential Spring cloud concepts before interviews. Today is the world of cloud computing and most of the new Java development is happening on Cloud like AWS, GCP, and Azure. That's why it's very important for Java developers to learn about cloud and frameworks and libraries which support cloud-native development in Java, like Spring Cloud from Spring project.
Top18 Spring Cloud Features for Microservices Architecture in Java
Hello guys, If you are doing Java development using Spring Boot then you may already know that Spring Cloud is a popular open-source framework for implementing microservices in Java. It provides a wide range of features that simplify the development, deployment, and management of Microservices in Java. In this article, we will discuss some of the key features of the Spring Cloud framework that makes it an excellent framework for developing Microservices in Java. Microservices architecture is a modern approach to building complex applications as a collection of loosely coupled, independently deployable services.
What is Service Discovery in Microservices? Client Side vs Server Side Service Discovery?
Hello guys, if you are wondering how different services communicate with each other in a Microservice architecture then you are not alone. Many Java programmer I have interviewed doesn't really know how different services in a Microservice architecture communicate with each other. n the past, I have shared several Microservices design patterns like Event Sourcing, SAGA, Database Per Microservices, CQRS, API Gateway, Aggregator Design Pattern, as well as best practices to design Microservices and in this article, I will talk about Service Discovery Pattern. In a distributed system architecture, Service Discovery plays a crucial role in enabling efficient communication between services. Service discovery patterns provide mechanisms for dynamically locating and accessing services within a network.
Difference between Spring Boot vs Spring Cloud in Java
Hello guys, if you are wondering, what is difference between Spring Boot and Spring Cloud then you re not alone. Many Java developer are not familiar with various spring boot projects like Spring Security, Spring Data JPA, Spring Batch, Spring Boot, Spring Cloud etc and this lack of knowledge prevent them from taking full advantage of Spring Framework. In last article, I have explained difference between Spring framework and Spring Boot and in this article we are going to discuss the difference between Spring Boot and Spring Cloud. Before we dive into the difference between the two terms. Let us take a look at different terms like Spring, Spring Boot, and Spring Cloud.
Top 5 Spring Cloud Annotations for Java Microservices
Hello guys, If you are developing a Java application for Cloud, then you should learn Spring Cloud, a great framework and extension of the popular Spring framework, which can help you to develop a cloud-native Java application. Spring Cloud provides several necessary services required for a cloud-based Java application and Microservices like configuration management, service discovery, circuit breakers, intelligent routing, micro-proxy, a control bus, one-time tokens, global locks, leadership election, distributed sessions, cluster state, etc.
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