Microservices
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Core Java
From Legacy to Modern: Refactoring Java EE Monoliths into Quarkus Microservices
A Practical Guide to Breaking Monoliths with Quarkus (and Staying Sane) Let’s face it: Many enterprises still run on Java…
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Enterprise Java
Transactional Messaging with Eventuate Tram
Event-driven microservices often rely on asynchronous communication between services. However, when business logic involves modifying a database and sending an…
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Enterprise Java
Event-Driven Microservices with Kafka and Spring Cloud Stream
In today’s world of distributed systems, event-driven architecture (EDA) has become the foundation for building scalable, resilient, and loosely coupled…
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Software Development
Ambassador Design Pattern Example
Modern software systems, particularly those built using microservices and cloud-native architectures, often depend on communication between services distributed across a…
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Core Java
Hibernate Panache Example
Hibernate ORM with Panache is a modern, simplified way to use Hibernate in Java applications. Built into the Quarkus framework,…
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Software Development
Designing Evolvable Protobuf Schemas for Microservices
Protocol Buffers (Protobuf) have become a popular choice for microservices communication thanks to their compact binary encoding and language-agnostic design.…
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Enterprise Java
Apache Camel vs. Spring Integration: Which to Choose for Enterprise Integration?
When building enterprise integration solutions, you often face the choice between two powerful, mature Java frameworks: Apache Camel and Spring…
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Enterprise Java
Securing REST APIs with OAuth2 and Protobuf in Spring Boot
In modern microservices and distributed systems, securing REST APIs is critical to protect sensitive data and ensure only authorized clients…
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Enterprise Java
Reactive Microservices with Spring WebFlux
Building Fully Non-Blocking REST APIs with Reactor and WebFlux Modern applications are under constant pressure to serve thousands of concurrent…
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