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This article will learn you how to build microservices with Spring Boot 3 and the Spring Cloud components like Eureka or Spring Cloud Config.
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Spring Cloud Gateway is an essential component of the Spring Cloud Framework. It is a gateway service that provides dynamic routing, monitoring, resiliency, security, and more. It is an API gateway between the client and the microservices to provide a single entry point for external traffic. It also helps to secure applications and provides rate limiting, circuit breaker, and other features. This great video shows you an excellent presentation about Spring Cloud Gateway and its related concepts like Resilience, Security, and Observability.
#spring_cloud#spring_cloud_gateway#api_gateway#spring_boot#java#microservices#Observability#Resilience#security
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This week's issue contains some of the most interesting articles and news, selected from all the content published in the previous week on the Developers News website. You will read about Pocketbase & Svelte, Laravel Octane, Kubernetes vs. OpenShift, GitOps, Spring cloud gateway, Go vs. Rust performance, Code Review, Kotlin Coroutines and more.
#devs_news_weekly#Coroutines#kubernetes#OpenShift#GitOps#spring_cloud#Svelte#javascript#go#rust#code_review
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Netflix Zuul and Spring Cloud Gateway are both API gateways. An API gateway is a service that acts as a single entry point for a set of microservices, abstracting away the underlying complexity of the system. They are used to route requests to the appropriate microservice and provide features such as load balancing, security, logging, and rate limiting. Netflix Zuul is a JVM-based gateway written in Java and is an integral part of the Netflix OSS stack. Spring Cloud Gateway is an open-source API gateway developed by the Spring Cloud team at Pivotal. It is built on the Spring WebFlux framework and is non-blocking by design. This article will show you the main difference between these two.
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