Messaging With Spring Boot and Azure Service Bus

Like many other companies, my employer is currently on a journey towards a cloud-based infrastructure. We have decided to go with Azure as our cloud provider, and my team and I are the lucky ones to be in the front row to deploy our project to the cloud. Our project consists primarily of Spring Boot based microservices written in Kotlin that are hosted on a Kubernetes cluster.

We have recently had to implement features that would benefit from event-based messaging using topics, which brought the opportunity to dig into Azure Service Bus. Luckily, Microsoft has created a Spring Boot Starter package that can communicate with Azure Service Bus using JMS and the AMQP messaging protocol. How difficult can that be? Going from zero to something that connects and sends a couple of messages is quite easy. Still, I have discovered some pitfalls that should be avoided before the application hits the production environment that isn’t covered by the Azure Service Bus JMS Spring Boot Starter client library documentation.

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Messaging With Spring Boot and Azure Service Bus

Like many other companies, my employer is currently on a journey towards a cloud-based infrastructure. We have decided to go with Azure as our cloud provider, and my team and I are the lucky ones to be in the front row to deploy our project to the cloud. Our project consists primarily of Spring Boot based microservices written in Kotlin that are hosted on a Kubernetes cluster.

We have recently had to implement features that would benefit from event-based messaging using topics, which brought the opportunity to dig into Azure Service Bus. Luckily, Microsoft has created a Spring Boot Starter package that can communicate with Azure Service Bus using JMS and the AMQP messaging protocol. How difficult can that be? Going from zero to something that connects and sends a couple of messages is quite easy. Still, I have discovered some pitfalls that should be avoided before the application hits the production environment that isn’t covered by the Azure Service Bus JMS Spring Boot Starter client library documentation.

#java #tutorial #azure #spring boot #jms #azure service bus

How to Configure the Interceptor With Spring Boot Application

In the video in this article, we take a closer look at how to configure the interceptor with the Spring Boot application! Let’s take a look!

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Spring Annotations for REST Services

Here over this article, we are discussing different REST specific annotations in Spring.

@Controller

We can annotate classic controllers with the _@Controller_ annotation. This is simply a specialization of the _@Component_ class, which allows us to auto-detect implementation classes through classpath scanning.

We typically use @Controller_ it in combination with an _@RequestMapping_ annotation for request handling methods_.

@RestController

_@RestController_ is a specialized version of the controller. It includes the _@Controller_ and _@ResponseBody_ annotations, and as a result, simplifies the controller implementation.

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Spring vs Spring BooDifference Between Spring and Spring Boot

As an extension of the Spring Framework, Spring Boot is widely used to make development on Spring faster, more efficient and convenient. In this article, we will look at some of the parameters were using Spring Boot can drastically reduce the time and effort required in application development.

What is Spring?

Spring Boot

Difference between Spring and Spring Boot

Advantages of Spring Boot over Spring

Conclusion

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Automate Spring Boot application deployments to Azure!

Today, we’re excited to announce the availability of the Azure Pipeline Task for deploying Spring Boot applications to Azure Spring Cloud. You can get started by building your pipelines using the Azure Spring Cloud task to automate Spring Boot application deployments to any number of environments and Azure Regions.

Over the past 18 months, we worked with many enterprise customers to learn about their scenarios including thoughts on automating end-to-end from idea to provisioning Azure resources to building Spring Boot applications to deploying those applications to production. Many of these customers have thousands of Spring Boot applications running in on-premises data centers. As they migrate these applications to the cloud, they need everything automated end-to-end to ensure repeatability and meet the requirements set forth by their IT departments and/or regulatory bodies. They require a fully-featured Continuous Integration / Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) service that can automatically deploy updated Spring Boot applications to Azure Spring Cloud. In many customer environments, they use Azure CLI in Azure Pipelines to automate Spring Boot application deployments to Azure, and they asked Microsoft for an Azure Spring Cloud task to ease their automation effort and delegate the maintenance of the deployment task to Microsoft. Now, using the new Azure Spring Cloud task, anyone can automate deployments straight to production or automate blue-green strategies to stage for testing and then set to production.

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