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Handling manager failures in Spring Batch

Posted on Posted onMay 4, 2022May 4, 2022By Arnold Galovics

I’ve been writing about Spring Batch lately and one of the questions I had in terms of fault tolerance is … Read MoreHandling manager failures in Spring Batch

Leave a comment on Handling manager failures in Spring BatchTagsspring, java, spring-boot, kafka, messaging, spring-batch, batch-processing

Spring Batch remote partitioning with AWS SQS

Posted on Posted onApril 13, 2022April 11, 2022By Arnold Galovics

On the last article, I explained how to implement a Spring Batch job with remote partitioning using Kafka. This time … Read MoreSpring Batch remote partitioning with AWS SQS

Leave a comment on Spring Batch remote partitioning with AWS SQSTagsspring-batch, spring, java, spring-boot, aws, messaging, batch-processing, aws-sqs

Scaling Spring Batch processing with remote partitioning using Kafka

Posted on Posted onMarch 30, 2022April 10, 2022By Arnold Galovics

I haven’t really covered the topic of batch jobs so far and it happened that I needed to work with … Read MoreScaling Spring Batch processing with remote partitioning using Kafka

1 Comment on Scaling Spring Batch processing with remote partitioning using KafkaTagsspring-boot, kafka, messaging, spring-batch, batch-processing, java, spring

EclipseLink static weaving with Gradle

Posted on Posted onMarch 16, 2022March 15, 2022By Arnold Galovics

EclipseLink static weaving? With Gradle? Without a plugin? Yeah, it’s possible. Gradle has a wide range of capabilities to run … Read MoreEclipseLink static weaving with Gradle

1 Comment on EclipseLink static weaving with GradleTagsspring, jpa, spring-boot, gradle, eclipselink

Feign client Rate Limiting using Resilience4J

Posted on Posted onMarch 2, 2022February 27, 2022By Arnold Galovics

Today I’m gonna talk about what is a Resilience4J Rate Limiter and how you can combine it with Feign. Let’s … Read MoreFeign client Rate Limiting using Resilience4J

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Making your Spring WebClient fault tolerant with Resilience4J

Posted on Posted onJanuary 12, 2022January 7, 2022By Arnold Galovics

This time we’ll dive into how to integrate a Resilience4J CircuitBreaker with a Spring WebClient. Last time I showed the … Read MoreMaking your Spring WebClient fault tolerant with Resilience4J

6 Comments on Making your Spring WebClient fault tolerant with Resilience4JTagsspring, java, spring-boot, resilience4j, service-resiliency, circuitbreaker, spring-webflux, reactive

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