A Bootiful Reactive Microservices Masterclass

Useful to get everything built: find . -iname pom.xml | xargs -I pom mvn -DskipTests=true -f pom install

• Motivations for Microservices (x)

  • Learning Organizations
  • Agility

• Spring Boot "Bootcamp" (x)

  • Starters
  • Autoconfiguration

• Introduction to the Reactive Streams & Reactor (x)

  • Cold & Hot Streams
  • Schedulers
  • the Reactor Context
  • Adapting non-reactive event sources to reactive APIs with a reactive adapter

• Reactive Data Access (x)

  • Spring Data MongoDB
  • R2DBC

• The Web Tier (x)

  • Spring Webflux-powered HTTP APIs
  • Websockets
  • the WebClient Reactive HTTP Client
  • Actuator

• Testing (x)

  • Testing Reactive Pipelines
  • Testing Data Access
  • Testing Web Endpoints
  • Testing Microservices

• Reliability Patterns (x)

  • The new Spring Cloud Circuit Breaker
  • onErrorResume(...)
  • retry(...)
  • on*

• Edge Services (x)

  • API Gateway
  • API Adapters

• RSocket (x)

  • Raw RSocket
  • Spring Message Mapping

• Cloud Foundry (x)

  • cf push
  • The Reactive Java Client

In order to use MongoDB you'll need a program like this:

data=$HOME/Desktop/mongodb-data
mkdir -p $data
mongod --replSet my-replica-set --dbpath $data & 
mongo --eval "rs.initiate()"