InfoQ Homepage Microservices Content on InfoQ
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Building .NET Microservices
Kevin Hoffmann and Chris Umbel discuss building .NET microservices and deploying them to the Spring Cloud.
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Implementing Microservices Tracing with Spring Cloud and Zipkin
Marcin Grzejszczak and Reshmi Krishna describe how to do distributed tracing with Spring Cloud Sleuth and Zipkin, demoing incorporating these technologies into an existing stock trading application.
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Developing Microservices with Aggregates
Chris Richardson describes how to use aggregates to design modular business logic that can be partitioned into microservices.
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Moving from Monolithic Architecture to Spring Cloud and Microservices
Travis Cherry and Mary Ann Wayer discuss monolithic architectural patterns, JBoss apps, lessons learned moving to Spring MVC SPA, then microservices with Spring Boot, Netflix OSS and Spring Cloud.
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Let's Visualize Your Spring Boot Applications
Shin Tanimoto offers techniques for visualizing microservices built by Spring Boot applications using Elasticsearch, Kibana and Spring Cloud Sleuth.
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Spring Data and In-Memory Data Management in Action
John Blum and Luke Shannon present and code a live Spring Boot-based application powered by Apache Geode (a.k.a. Pivotal GemFire) running on CloudFoundry.
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Consuming Data Services with Spring Apps on Cloud Foundry
This talk covers how the Spring Boot and the Cloud Foundry Java Buildpack auto-configuration mechanisms work, their limitations, and how to explicitly configure connections when needed.
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Spring Cloud with Consul and Vault
Spencer Gibb discusses how to integrate Spring Boot applications with Consul and Vault for Service Discovery, Configuration, Secrets, Event Bus and more.
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Managing Secrets at Scale
Mark Paluch discusses keeping the security bar high while running services that require secrets, securely sharing and managing secrets (certificates, passwords, keys) using Vault and Spring Boot.
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Elegant AWS Lambda
Mario Aquino demonstrates deploying services to the AWS Lambda platform, configuring these services, and interacting with them through logging and monitoring.
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What Comes after Microservices?
Matt Ranney talks about the limits that some companies have encountered in their large microservices deployments and some non-microservices approaches to those same problems.
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Writing Your Own Spring Boot Starter
Dieter Hubau explains the workings of a Spring Boot Starter project and goes over the necessary code for creating one using his recently developed starter for integrating Spring Social with Redis.