In this post, I will throw light upon Java synchronized keyword. How to use it, what are the differences in implementation and best practices.
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Actor Model – Java implementation
Recently I was watching Clean Code video series on Design patterns. I discovered for myself a revolutionary design pattern – Actor Model. Which allows systems with large numbers of asynchronous threads to share a common stack.
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Apache Kafka + Spring Cloud Task
Recently I was working on a piece of the project which required to perform a batch job, run application 1 time and once it successfully completed – terminate it. Spring Cloud Task fits perfect for this kind of requirement. Our usual stack of technologies is Spring Cloud Stream/Task and Apache Kafka. In my earlier posts, I showed you an example how to use Spring Cloud Stream + Apache Kafka. However, I never used Spring Cloud Task, so I start browsing for examples and… I found nothing. There is no example of Spring Cloud Task with Apache Kafka. At least I couldn’t find. So I dig into that and come up with a solution.
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Continuous Data Governance with Spring Cloud Data Flow
A couple of weeks ago I went to SpringOne Platform to give a talk with colleagues on Continuous Data Governance with Spring Cloud Data Flow. And I’m excited to share this video with my readers.
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Kafka CLI – Maximize
I was lucky to use Landoop Lenses for a few weeks on my current project. This is a user-friendly Kafka UI tool, comes with a ton of functionality. I was able to inspect and query topic messages, delete and create topics, check the status of consumer groups, look at Avro schema, quickly count messages in the topic, etc. Everything was a few clicks away. Well, this happy story ends here, sadly it was decommissioned recently.
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