Cloud Native Java

Spring

Boot

Cloud

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Cloud Native Java: Designing Resilient Systems with Spring Boot, Spring Cloud, and Cloud Foundry

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1. Foreword

2. Preface

1. Conventions Used in This Book

2. Using Code Examples

3. Safari® Books Online

4. How to Contact Us

5. Acknowledgments

 1. Bootcamp: Introducing Spring Boot
 Getting Started with the Spring Tool Suite
 Installing Spring Tool Suite
 Spring Boot Starters
 Getting Started with the Spring Initializr
 Generating Spring Boot applications
 The Spring Guides
 Auto-Configuration
 Spring Boot Configuration
 2. The Cloud Native Application
 Platforms
 Building Platforms
 The Patterns
 Netflix’s Story
 Splitting the Monolith
 Netflix OSS
 The Twelve Factors
 3. 12-Factor Application Style Configuration
 The Confusing Conflation of “Configuration”
 Support in Spring framework
 The PropertyPlaceholderConfigurer
 The Environment Abstraction and @Value
 Profiles
 Bootiful Configuration
 Centralized, Journaled Configuration with the Spring Cloud
Configuration Server
 Security
 Refreshable Configuration
 Next Steps
 4. Testing
 Testing in Spring Boot
 Integration Testing
 Test Slices
 Mocking in Tests
 Testing Annotations
 End-to-end Testing
 Testing Distributed Systems

 Consumer-driven Contract Testing
 Spring Cloud Contracts
 Continuous Integration
 Functional Testing
 Behavior-driven Testing
 5. REST APIs
 Leonard Richardson’s Maturity Model
 Simple REST APIs with Spring MVC
 Content Negotiation
 Reading and Writing Binary Data
 Using Google Protocol Buffers
 Error Handling
 Hypermedia
 Media Type and Schema
 API Versioning
 Documenting REST APIs
 The Client Side
 REST Clients for Ad-Hoc Exploration and Interaction
 The RestTemplate
 6. Managing Data
 Modeling Data
 RDBMS
 NoSQL
 Spring Data
 Structure of a Spring Data Application
 Domain Class
 Repositories
 Organizing Java Packages for Domain Data
 Auto-configuration
 Bootstrapping Datasource Dependencies
 Datasource Connections
 JDBC Template
 Spring Data Examples
 Spring Data JPA
 Spring Data MongoDB
 Spring Data Neo4j
 Spring Data Redis

 Caching
 Next Steps
 7. Data Integration
 Distributed Transactions
 The Saga Pattern
 Batch workloads with Spring Batch
 Scheduling
 Isolating Failures and Graceful Degradation
 Task Management
 Process-Centric Integration with Workflow
 Event Driven Architectures with Spring Integration
 Messaging Endpoints
 From Simple Components, Complex Systems
 Message Brokers, Bridges, the Competing Consumer Pattern and
Event-Sourcing
 Spring Cloud Stream
 A Stream Producer
 A Stream Consumer
 Spring Cloud Data flow
 Streams
 Tasks
 Next Steps
 8. Using Spring Boot with Java EE
 Compatibility and Stability
 Dependency Injection with JSR 330 (and JSR 250)
 Building REST APIs with JAX-RS (Jersey)
 JTA and XA Transaction Management
 Resource-Local Transactons with Spring’s
PlatformTransactionManager
 Global Transactions with the Java Transaction API (JTA)
 Deployment in a Java EE Environment
 Final Word
 9. Service Brokers
 Cloud Foundry
 Services Marketplace
 Creating Services
 Binding Applications

 Cloud Foundry Service Brokers
 Cloud Controller
 Service Broker API
 Implementing a Service Broker with Spring Boot
 Amazon S3 Service Broker
 The Service Catalog
 Service Instances
 Service Bindings
 Deploying the Service Broker
 Releasing with BOSH
 Releasing with Cloud Foundry
 Consuming Service Instances
 Extending Spring Boot
 10. The Forklifted Application
 The Contract
 Migrating Application Environments
 the Out-of-the-Box Buildpacks
 Customizing Buildpacks
 Containerized Applications
 Soft-Touch Refactoring to get your application into the cloud
 Talking to Backing Services
 Achieving Service Parity with Spring
 Next Steps
 11. The Observable System
 The New Deal
 Visibility and Transparency
 12. Push vs. Pull Observability and Resolution
 Capturing an Application’s Present Status with Actuator
 Metrics
 Identifying Your Service with the /info Endpoint
 Health Checks
 Application Logging
 Distributed Tracing
 Finding Clues with Spring Cloud Sleuth
 How Much Data is Enough?
 OpenZipkin: a Picture is worth a Thousand Traces
 The OpenTracing Initiative