Microservices
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Enterprise Java

Spring Boot Beyond the Basics: Custom Starters and Performance Tuning
Spring Boot has been one of the most influential frameworks in the Java ecosystem. It simplified the way we build…
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Core Java

The Role of Domain-Driven Design in Modern Java Architectures
As Java continues to evolve with modern language features and frameworks, software architecture must also mature. One approach that has…
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Core Java

From Legacy to Modern: Refactoring Java EE Monoliths into Quarkus Microservices
A Practical Guide to Breaking Monoliths with Quarkus (and Staying Sane) Let’s face it: Many enterprises still run on Java…
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Enterprise Java

Transactional Messaging with Eventuate Tram
Event-driven microservices often rely on asynchronous communication between services. However, when business logic involves modifying a database and sending an…
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Software Development

Ambassador Design Pattern Example
Modern software systems, particularly those built using microservices and cloud-native architectures, often depend on communication between services distributed across a…
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Core Java

Hibernate Panache Example
Hibernate ORM with Panache is a modern, simplified way to use Hibernate in Java applications. Built into the Quarkus framework,…
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Software Development

Designing Evolvable Protobuf Schemas for Microservices
Protocol Buffers (Protobuf) have become a popular choice for microservices communication thanks to their compact binary encoding and language-agnostic design.…
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Enterprise Java

Apache Camel vs. Spring Integration: Which to Choose for Enterprise Integration?
When building enterprise integration solutions, you often face the choice between two powerful, mature Java frameworks: Apache Camel and Spring…
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