[DevDay2019] How to build Java Microservices Application in 15 minutes - By Nguyen Cao Thang, CTO Est Rouge

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This tutorial shows you how to build a Java microservices architecture with open source platform & Spring framework

Technologie

How to build Java Microservices
Application in 15 minutes
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Est rouge group

Agenda
● Why not Monolithic?
● Benefits of Microservices
● Restrictions of Microservices
● Microservice Frameworks for Java
● Meet Jhipster
● Microservice with Jhipster
● Demo
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Thang Nguyen
● Full stack developer
@Serdao
● Part of connection
team @Treasure Data
● CTO @Est Rouge
United
● Big open source lover
3

Why not Monolithic?
● Scalability
● Reliability
● Availability
● Agility
● Continuous deployment
● Software Stack autonomy
5

Benefits for Microservice
● Scalability
● Reliability
● Availability
● Agility
● Continuous deployment
● Software Stack autonomy
6

Restrictions of Microservices
● Operational complexity
● Testing
● Deployment
● Multiple database &
transaction management
● Communication
● The complexity of a
distributed system
7

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