In this tutorial, you will learn how to handle errors when you use the Hystrix Circuit breaker with Feign client. To handle errors, we will use Feign Hystrix FallbackFactory. Another way to handle errors is to use ErrorDecoder. For step-by-step video beginner lessons demonstrating how to do Feign error handling and how to build Microservices…
Read More Hystrix Circuit Breaker and Feign Error HandlingIn this tutorial, I will share with you how you can use Feign ErrorDecoder to handle errors that occur when using Feign client in Microservices communication. For step-by-step video beginner lessons demonstrating how to do Feign error handling and how to build Microservices with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud, have a look at this page: Spring…
Read More Feign Error Handling with ErrorDecoderIn this tutorial, you will learn how to use Netflix Hystrix circuit breakers to enable your Microservices to gracefully handle situations when one of the Microservices becomes unavailable to handle a request during inter-service communication. For step-by-step beginner video lessons demonstrating how to use Hystrix Circuit Breaker and how to build Microservices in Spring Cloud,…
Read More Hystrix CircuitBreaker and FeignIn this tutorial, you will learn how to enable Feign Client Logging. To learn how to add Feign Client to your project and how to use it to call another Microservice, please follow this tutorial: Feign Client to Call Another Microservice For a step-by-step series of video lessons, please check this page: Spring Boot Microservices and…
Read More Feign Client LoggingIn this tutorial, I will share how to use Feign Client to send HTTP Requests to another Microservice. For a step-by-step series of video lessons, please check this page: Spring Boot Microservices and Spring Cloud. Adding Feign to Your Project To use Feign Client in your Spring Boot application, add the following dependency to a…
Read More Feign Client to Call Another MicroserviceIn this tutorial, you will learn how to use Asymmetric Encryption(RSA key pair) to encrypt sensitive information in configuration properties served by Spring Cloud Config Server. Asymmetric Encryption is a stronger encryption type than symmetric encryption(shared key), but it requires a little bit more effort to set up because we need to generate an encryption key. We…
Read More Spring Cloud Config – Asymmetric Encryption and DecryptionIn this tutorial, you will learn how to encrypt and decrypt a property value that is being served by Spring Cloud Config Server. The Config Server can use a symmetric (shared) key or an asymmetric one (RSA key pair). In this tutorial, we will use the symmetric key. For Asymmetric Encryption, read this tutorial: Spring Cloud…
Read More Spring Cloud Config – Symmetric Encryption and DecryptionIn this tutorial, you will learn how to configure your Spring Cloud Config Server to use a native file system as a backend. For a step-by-step series of video lessons, please check this page: Spring Boot Microservices and Spring Cloud. Create Spring Cloud Config Server Please read this tutorial: Spring Cloud Config Server and Config Client,…
Read More Spring Cloud Config Server – File System as a BackendIn this tutorial, you will learn how to use Declarative REST Client Feign to make HTTP Requests RESTful Web Services. You can use Feign client to make HTTP Requests to a registered with Eureka Discovery Service Microservice or to an external RESTful Web Service. For a step-by-step series of video lessons, please check this page:…
Read More Spring Feign Client HTTP Request ExampleIn this Spring Boot tutorial, you will learn how to implement User Authentication(User Login) functionality for your RESTful Web Service application. There is also a step-by-step video demonstration on how to do User Authentication available here. The user authentication functionality we are going to implement in this tutorial will work the following way: A user…
Read More User Authentication – Spring Boot, Spring Security, JWTIn this short tutorial, you will learn how to use SearchPaths to configure your Spring Cloud Config Server to discover properties files in remote Git repository subdirectories. To learn how to configure Spring Cloud Config Server and also Spring Cloud Config Client, please read this tutorial: Learn to use Spring Cloud Config Server and Spring Cloud…
Read More Spring Cloud Config Server – SearchPathsThis tutorial will teach you how to bind nested properties from the application.properties file to a Java class. Once you finish this tutorial, you might also want to check: How to bind simple(not nested) properties to a Java class, and How to use @ConfigurationProperties with Spring Boot @Profile. Example of Nested Properties in a Properties File…
Read More Spring Boot Nested Properties with @ConfigurationPropertiesIn this tutorial, you will learn how to use @ConfigurationProperties with Spring Boot Profiles. This tutorial assumes you have a basic knowledge of how to use @ConfigurationProperties in your Spring Boot application. If you are very new to it, please read this tutorial: Spring Boot @ConfigurationProperties Tutorial. You should also have basic knowledge of Spring Boot…
Read More Using Spring Boot @ConfigurationProperties and @Profile@ConfigurationProperties annotation is used to bind all the properties in a properties file to a Java class. You can then use an object of the Java class annotated with ConfigurationProperties annotation to access configuration properties defined in a properties file. Earlier I shared with you a tutorial on how to read application properties in Spring Boot RESTful…
Read More Spring Boot @ConfigurationProperties TutorialIn this tutorial, you will learn how to use Spring Boot Profiles. You can use Spring Boot Profile functionality when providing application configuration for a specific environment. For example, when your application runs in a development environment, then your application will use a specific for that environment application.properties file. And when you are ready to…
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