Tag: spring boot
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Isolated unit testing of Java EE and Spring components
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When developing modern Spring or Jakarta EE based applications and micro services there is a need for fine-granular component testing. I.e. you do not want to test your code in a full-blown environment only, because such tests will be slow. Instead, you might want to write tests at the component level using a mixture of…
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Part 2: GraphQL with Spring Boot, JPA and Kotlin
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In Part 1 we set up a simple GraphQL backend application using Spring Boot, JPA and Kotlin. In the second part we will discuss best practices for such applications – especially how to test them.
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Logging with Azure Application Insights – Part 1: Spring-Boot
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Integrating of Spring-Boot logging information into Azure ApplicationInsights made easy.
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Efficient Docker images for Spring Boot applications
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Using fat JARs within Docker images wastes storage. I’ll demonstrate how to do better when using Spring Boot and Maven.
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Measuring the Lightweightness of Go by Looking at a Simple Web Service
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Inspired by my article The lightweightness of microservices – Comparing Spring Boot, WildFly Swarm, and Haskell Snap, a colleague of mine implemented the same Web service using the Go programming language. You can find his code here: Bitbucket-repo. To compare his implementations with the other ones, I integrated it into the main project (GitHub-repo) and measured it. Here…
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The lightweightness of microservices – Comparing Spring Boot, WildFly Swarm, and Haskell Snap
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Microservice should use lightweight frameworks. Lightweightness comes in different flavors. Here, I compare WildFly, WildFly Swarm, Spring Boot, and Haskell Snap as suitable lightweight frameworks.
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