Posts tagged with Spring boot

Spring allows you to easily develop REST API's and clients. With MockMvc and MockRestServiceServer, the same easiness can be applied to your tests as well.

With Spring boot 2.0, the support for Micrometer made monitoring a lot easier. In this tutorial we'll see how we can use it with Grafana and Prometheus.

The world of DevOps is here. In this tutorial I'll be writing a Spring application and wrap it inside Docker containers.

With WebSockets we can have a two-way server-client communication. Today we'll explore how you can benefit from WebSockets in a CRUD application.

When writing integration tests for your Spring application, Spring REST Docs might be useful to automatically generate examples for your documentation.

With Springfox, we can generate documentation for REST APIs written in Spring. In this article, I'll use some Maven plugins to make this offline available.

Spring Data is the go-to framework when using datasources with Spring, regardless of whether they're relational or non-relational databases. With Spring Data Solr, we can also consume documents from Apache Solr, a document based database.

Writing a RESTful webservice with Spring is easy, even easier with Spring Boot. But did you also know that validation is quite easy as well with Spring?

Writing a RESTful webservice with Spring is easy, even easier with Spring Boot. But did you also know that validation is quite easy as well with Spring?

Batch processing is an often occuring taks when developing applications. With Spring boot, you can now easily write batch processes using Spring batch. In this tutorial I'll use Spring batch to index markdown documents into Solr.