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Is your Spring Boot app crawling with MongoDB? Let's discuss some of the key optimisation techniques and considerations to improve the overall application performance. Thread👇👇👇

If you want to learn about microservice, here is a ridiculously easy guide👇👇👇 How to Decompose a Monolithic Application into a Microservices Architecture buff.ly/4cwNktw It includes code snippets for C#. But, it is a good starting point to understand the concepts.

How I sent 500 million HTTP requests to 2.5 million hosts by @kannthu buff.ly/3zFI7Be It will give you insight into what goes on under the hood and how to optimize for scale.

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Essential Microservice design patterns that every senior dev should know: - Service Registry - Circuit Breaker - API Gateway - Event-Driven Architecture - Database per Service - Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS) - Externalised Configuration - SAGA Pattern - Bulkhead Pattern - Backends for Frontends (BFF)

It's been a while since I recorded my last video. Resumed with a short video tip! The @ConfigurationProperties annotation in Spring Boot is used to bind configuration parameters typically from properties or YAML files to a Java class. But, did you know you also can validate configuration properties at spring application startup? Let's dive in! youtu.be/xMORu5AP67c

Noticed a convenient feature addition to IntelliJ IDEA 2024.1 Beta (Ultimate Edition). You can "Edit starters.." right from inside your build gradle.

Step-by-Step Guide to Connect Multiple MongoDB from Spring Boot. Covers the necessary configurations required including @Primary annotation, mongoTemplateRef, and custom MongoDatabaseFactory. Includes full source code! stacktips.com/articles/how-t…

The Best Software Architecture Books of All Time 1. Clean Architecture 2. Architecting for Scale: High Availability for Your Growing Applications 3. Design It! From Programmer to Software Architect 4. Analysis Patterns: Reusable Object Models 5. SOA: Principles of Service Design

Getting the integration right is one of the most important aspects of the Microservice architecture. It enables you to retain the autonomy to change and release them independently. Here are the key points to keep in mind 👇

Did you know you can validate configuration properties using @ConfigurationProperties annotation? 👇 👇 It will bind the properties to the ImporterProperties object and validate them at application startup, thus ensuring the application doesn't run with invalid configurations.

10 Microservice architecture design patterns that a programmer should know: 1. Service registry 2. Circuit breaker 3. API gateway 4. Event-driven architecture 5. Database per service 6. Command query responsibility segregation (CQRS) 7. Backends for Frontends (BFF) 8. Saga pattern 9. Bulkhead pattern 10. Externalized configuration

Hello, @NotionHQ I've changed my primary account email and lost access to my own workspace. It contains years of my work. I have reached out to the support team but still waiting for a humanly response from the team. Please help!!

Just had my first mentoring session on @mentorcruise, and it was an incredibly positive experience! Connecting with a new mentee is truly refreshing! Looking forward to more such interactions.

Hey all! I'm now available for mentorship on @mentorcruise!! mentorcruise.com/mentor/nila…

What is Project Lombok? Have you used this magical library? Let's weigh the pros and cons and see if this is suitable for you. 👇👇👇

Microservices vs. Monolithic Architecture, Efficiency vs Overkill. A thread👇👇👇 – at Slough, South East

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A small yet significant milestone on my YouTube journey. Thank you #Java #SpringBoot community! 🙏👋🌱