Overview: In this tutorial, I would like to introduce NATS Messaging to you & talk about its advantages in Microservices Architecture and some code samples in Java. NATS Messaging Server: We had discussed a lot about inter microservices communication using Kafka, gRPC, RSocket, even Redis in this blog. They are all great and they have […]
Overview: In this tutorial, I would like to show you RSocket File Upload – how we could upload large files in a complete reactive programming style with back-pressure support. RSocket is a message passing protocol for multiplexed, duplex communication which supports TCP, WebSockets and Aeron (UDP). If you are new to RSocket, take a look at these articles to
Overview: In this tutorial, I would like to introduce you to RSocket with Java, its interaction models and how it will be helpful for Microservices communication or client – server application development. RSocket: RSocket is a binary & message passing protocol over a single connection between client and server. It supports TCP, WebSockets and Aeron
Overview: In this tutorial, I would like to demo Reactor Buffer vs Window options for collecting the items in a reactive pipeline & doing operations in batches. If you are new to reactive programming or project reactor, take a look at this entire series to get a good idea on that. Reactor Buffer vs Window:
Overview: In this gRPC File Upload tutorial, I would like to show you how we could make use of gRPC client streaming feature to implement file upload functionality for your application. If you are new to gRPC, I request you to take a look at these articles first. Protocol Buffers – A Simple Introduction gRPC
Overview: In the distributed systems, we enable loose coupling between systems by passing messages via a service bus / message queue. We had implemented that in one of the architectural pattern series here. Sometimes, when the message throughout is extremely high – that is number of the incoming messages per unit time is greater than
Microservice Pattern – Competing Consumers Pattern Implementation With KubernetesRead More »
Overview: Let’s consider a distributed application in which requests are processed as and when they arrive. Let’s also consider that these requests are time-consuming tasks triggered by user actions on our application. As tasks will take time to process, it is better to get these requests queued, we could process them sequentially and notify the
Overview: In the reactive programming series with project reactor, I would like to show you the difference between Reactor Repeat vs Reactor Retry. If you are new to reactive programming or project reactor, take a look at this entire series to get a good idea on that. Need For Reactor Repeat & Retry: As we
Overview: In this tutorial, I would like to show how to implement gRPC load balancing functionality to distribute the load across all the servers using Nginx. If you are new to gRPC, I request you to take a look at these articles first. Protocol Buffers – A Simple Introduction gRPC – An Introduction Guide gRPC
Overview: In this tutorial, I would like to demonstrate the use of Kubernetes Adapter Pattern with a simple example. Kubernetes Adapter Pattern: Design Patterns are repeatable & reusable solutions for commonly occurring problems in the software/architectural design and they encourage the developers to design a highly cohesive and loosely coupled applications. Design patterns can be