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Scaling Push Messaging for Millions of Devices @Netflix
Susheel Aroskar talks about Zuul Push - a massively scalable push notification service that handles millions of "always-on" persistent connections from all Netflix apps.
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What's New in Spring AMQP 2.0
Gary Russell discusses what was new in Spring AMQP 2 including listener container implementation, type-safe RabbitTemplate operations and more.
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Cloud Event-Driven Architectures with Spring Cloud Stream 2.0
Oleg Zhurakousky overviews various types of event-driven architectures, and how the different message-oriented components of the Spring portfolio fit into the picture.
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Bots & Messaging Application APIs
Jasmine Anteunis discusses integrating bots with messaging applications.
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I Can't Believe It's Not a Queue: Using Kafka with Spring
Joe Kutner talks about Kafka and where it fits in a Spring app and how to make it do things message queues simply can't.
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Cloud Platform Adoption: Lessons Learned
Philip Glebow discusses patterns, tools and processes used by Gap for integration, messaging, data, and scaling on Cloud Foundry, sharing lessons learned and plans for the future.
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A Darwinian Approach to APIs in Government Health
Bruce Haefele shares from the successes and failures implementing an API strategy at Healthdirect Australia.
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From Zero to Hero with Spring WebSocket
Sergi Almar presents how to enhance a traditional Spring MVC application with real-time functionalities and bidirectional messaging based on WebSockets for a more interactive user experience.
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Spring MVC 4.2: New and Noteworthy
Rossen Stoyanchev offers an overview of new features for web applications in Spring Framework 4.2: HTTP streaming, Server-sent events, cross-origin requests, HTTP caching, and WebSocket updates.
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Applied Spring Integration, Spring AMQP and RabbitMQ in Spring XD
Gary Russell discusses how Spring Integration and Spring AMQP are used as two of the underlying technologies in Spring XD.
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Aeron: The Next Generation in High-performance Messaging
Aeron is a high-performance messaging system written in Java built with mechanical sympathy in mind, and can run over UDP, Infiniband or Shared Memory, using lock-free and wait-free structures.
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Testing Web Services, Microservices and APIs
Katrina Clokie discusses how BNZ does web (SOAP, REST) services testing, the tools and practices employed and some of the resources and exercises their testers use to learn how to test.