Configuring Micro Services – Spring Cloud Config Server

Configuring Micro Services – Spring Cloud Config Server Managing application configuration in a traditional monolith is pretty straight forward. Configuration is usually externalised to one or more property files that sit on the same server as the application. Externalising the configuration makes sense because it allows configuration to be updated without a rebuild and redeploy of the application. It also means that build artifacts are environment agnostic, allowing you to deploy the same artifact to dev, uat, prod etc. Configuring Micro Services The move toward micro services has created a number of new challenges when it comes to configuration. Micro services by definition are [...]

By |2019-03-19T21:28:39+00:00August 2nd, 2018|AWS, Spring Boot|0 Comments

Building a Serverless App with AWS Lambda, S3, DynamoDB & API Gateway

Building a Serverless App with AWS Lambda, S3, DynamoDB & API Gateway What is AWS Lambda? AWS Lambda is an on demand compute service, where code is invoked in response to certain events. Events can originate internally from other AWS services, for example, a file upload to an S3 bucket, or externally from your own applications via HTTP. Lambda functions can be written in any of the supported runtimes. At the time of writing, Lambda supports Python, NodeJS, C# and Java. Unlike a traditional server side application, a Lambda function is not a continuously running process that waits for incoming requests. When Lambda receives an [...]

By |2019-02-06T17:04:34+00:00January 15th, 2018|AWS, REST|0 Comments

Spring Boot & Amazon Web Services (EC2, RDS & S3)

Spring Boot & Amazon Web Services (EC2, RDS & S3) This post will take you through a step by step guide to building and deploying a simple Java app in the AWS cloud. The app will use a few well known AWS services which I'll describe along the way. There is quite a bit to cover in this post so the overview of the AWS services will be light. For those interested in finding out more I'll link to the appropriate section of the AWS documentation. Amazon have done a fine with their documentation so I'd encourage you to have a read if time permits. [...]

By |2019-02-18T07:22:22+00:00May 3rd, 2016|AWS, Spring Boot|0 Comments
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