Showing posts with the label MicroservicesShow all
Spring Boot Concurrency Explained: Multiple Requests to One Controller
Introduction When building Spring Boot applications, a common question developers ask is: "What happens when multiple requests hit the sam…
Read more
Managing Multiple Databases in Spring Boot: A Complete Guide
Modern enterprise applications often need to work with multiple databases — whether for scalability, microservices integration, or data segregatio…
Read more
Redis Namespaces and Multi-Entity Caching in Spring Boot: Best Practices
As your application grows, you might need to cache multiple entity types like Employee and Department. To avoid key collisions and maintain clarity…
Read more
Mastering Redis Caching in Spring Boot: A Complete Beginner's Guide
Have you ever wondered how high-performance applications deliver results so quickly? One of the secrets is caching! In this blog, we'll explore…
Read more
Serialization in Java: Why serialVersionUID is Crucial for Compatibility
In Java, serialization is the process of converting an object into a byte stream to save it to a file, send it over a network, or store it in a dat…
Read more
Ensuring Data Integrity: Building an Idempotent Kafka Consumer in Spring Boot
In a distributed system, ensuring that operations are idempotent is crucial to avoid processing the same message multiple times, which can lead t…
Read more
Building Resilient Microservices: Orchestrator Saga Pattern with Spring Boot
The Saga design pattern is crucial in managing distributed transactions in microservices architecture. In this blog, we'll dive deep into the S…
Read more
Mastering FeignClient: A Comprehensive Guide for Spring Boot Applications
Building a Spring Boot Application Using FeignClient In microservice architecture, communication between different services is crucial. Feign, a …
Read more
Hexagonal Architecture: The Key to Scalable and Maintainable Microservices
Introduction In a microservice environment, usually requirements head to a direction wherein client expect to have a plug-and-play feature with r…
Read more
