Securing a Microservice with Keycloak
First the client application will ask the Keycloak server to authenticate the user. After successful authentication, the client application will receive identity token and access token
Micro Services
System to System Messaging – Event Driven Architecture
Introduction In the current Cloud Ecosystem, Where Reactive Programming is the new Buzz Word for developing any business use case. We shall demonstrate an Architecture […]
Performing Integration Tests on REST Services using Mock Server and Expectations for Spring Boot Applications
Mock Server can be used for mocking any system you integrate with via HTTP or HTTPS (i.e. services, web sites, etc). When Mock Server receives […]
Spring Boot Admin Client Configuration using Basic HTTP Authentication
Spring Boot Admin Application can be used to manage and monitor our applications. Client applications register with our Spring Boot Admin Client (via HTTP) or are discovered […]
Micro Services Automation Deployment using AWS and DOCKER
Using Docker + AWS to build, deploy and scale your application Docker application running that automatically builds your software on commit, and deploys it to […]