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Continuous Delivery for Microservice Architectures with Concourse & Cloud Foundry
Alex Ley introduces Concourse, an open source pipeline based CI system that focuses on simplicity, usability and reproductibility, with isolated builds.
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Easy Consumption of Microservices
Ted Tollefson and Shawn Sherwood cover the steps needed to extend Initializr to accomplish easy microservice consumption.
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Overview of Artificial Intelligence and Its Use in Analyzing “Voice of Cancer Patients”
Alok Aggarwal overviews Artificial Intelligence and discusses a use case, “Voice of Cancer Patients” that uses ML and NLP algorithms to analyze unstructured text written by cancer patients.
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Testing with Spring 4.3, JUnit 5, and beyond
Sam Brannen overviews testing improvements in Spring 4.3, covers recent improvements in Spring MVC Test and testing features in Spring 5.0, adding examples with upcoming support for JUnit 5 on Java 8.
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Going Reactive: Building Better Microservices
Rob Harrop talks about how Reactive is a natural fit for building resilient microservices out of communicating components, improving code readability and unit testing.
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Testing Spring Boot Applications
Phil Webb discusses the new features added to Spring Boot 1.4 to help with testing, how to do unit testing, how and when to involve Spring in tests, and useful tools and libraries.
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Building Modern Web Applications with Angular2
Sergi Almar talks about the Angular2 architecture and how TypeScript allows us to build more maintainable and clean applications having the benefits of a typed language.
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Netflix's Edge Gateway Using Zuul
Mikey Cohen presents real examples of how gateway services, built on top of Netflix's Open source project, Zuul, are used in front of nearly all of Netflix's consumer facing traffic
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Intro to Spring Boot
Eddú Meléndez Gonzales takes a look at what Spring Boot is, why it should be considered it for an application and how to get started.
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Leadership Election with Spring Cloud Cluster
Dave Syer shows how Spring Cloud Cluster provides a simple abstraction for leader election and how it is implemented using Zookeeper, Hazelcast and etc.
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Micro-Benchmarking in Java
Ben Evans and Jim Gough introduce JMH, explaining how to use it and what is happening behind the scenes to make a benchmark as accurate as possible, and how to interpret the results.
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To Spring Security 4.1 and beyond
Rob Winch and Joe Grandja discuss how to easily secure an application with Spring Security 4.1 and focus on some of the new features found in Spring Security 4.1.