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Quarkus is a lightweight Java framework developed by RedHat. It is dedicated for cloud-native applications that require a small memory footprint and a fast startup time. Its programming model is built on top of proven standards like Eclipse MicroProfile. Recently it is growing in popularity. It may be considered as an alternative to Spring Boot framework, especially if you are running your applications on Kubernetes or OpenShift. Continue reading “Guide to Quarkus with Kotlin”
I have already introduced my Spring Boot library for synchronous HTTP request/response logging in one of my previous articles Logging with Spring Boot and Elastic Stack. This library is dedicated for synchronous REST applications built with Spring MVC and Spring Web. Since version 5.0 Spring Framework also offers support for reactive REST API through Spring WebFlux project. I decided to extend support for logging in my library to reactive Spring WebFlux.
Continue reading “Reactive Logging With Spring WebFlux and Logstash”
I have already described some implementation details related to my library logstash-logging-spring-boot-starter for HTTP request/response logging in one of the previous articles Logging with Spring Boot and Elastic Stack. The article has been published some weeks ago, and since that time some important features has been added to this library. Today I’m going to summarise all those changes and describe all the features provided by the library.
In this article I’ll introduce my library for logging designed especially for Spring Boot RESTful web application. The main assumptions regarding this library are:
logstash-logback-encoder libraryRestTemplate and OpenFeignContinue reading “Logging with Spring Boot and Elastic Stack”
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