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Event-Driven Architecture: Getting Started with Kafka (Part 2)
An event-driven architecture is a paradigm that has become increasingly used in modern microservices-based architectures. It promises a more flexible and responsive architecture to business events, while offering better technical decoupling. Let's see how we can build it with Kafka.…
Event-Driven Architecture: Getting Started with Kafka (Part 1)
An event-driven architecture is a paradigm that has become increasingly used in modern microservices-based architectures. It promises a more flexible and responsive architecture to business events, while offering better technical decoupling. Let's see how we can build it with Kafka.…
Spring 5 WebFlux: Performance tests
Spring 5 introduces a new model for reactive programming by incorporating the Spring reactive initiative, based on the Project Reactor. But does it do the job?…
Introduction to Continuous Integration with JHipster
Introduction This is an introduction for users unfamiliar with applied Continuous Integration (CI). You may…
JHipster 3.0: Introducing Microservices
The soon to be released version of JHipster introduces a new architectural approach. In previous…
When to use Cassandra, MongoDB, HBase, Accumulo and MySQL
There are core basics that every organization needs that leads to a basic standard implementation…