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Java Enterprise Services
In this chapter, you will learn about Spring Boot’s support for the most common Java enterprise services: using Java Management Extensions (JMX), sending email with Jakarta Mail, and scheduling tasks.
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Spring Boot Actuator
When develo** an application, you want to be able to monitor the behavior of the application once it’s launched. Spring Boot makes it easy to enable this by introducing Spring Boot Actuator. Spring Boot Actu...
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Spring Batch and Modulith
In this chapter, we’re going to talk about two recent but lesser known libraries in the Spring Framework ecosystem: Spring Batch and Spring Modulith. Both can aid in providing useful tooling around functions w...
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Mainstream Concurrency Models in Rust
This video segment lists and introduces main concurrent programming models in Rust: process, thread and Async.
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History and Justification
Spring is an application framework providing dependency injection features for the Java Virtual Machine – features that enable testability, reliability, and flexibility to application developers. It changed ho...
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Video Segment
Multi-Thread Model
Introduce the content of Multi-Thread section.
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Introduction
This chapter tells the history of social media from ancient days until more recently. The first few decades of the 21st century are often considered the “heydays” of social media between the “DotCom Bubble” an...
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Configuration and Declaration of Beans
In this chapter, we’re going to explore a decent subset of Spring configuration, and we’re going to shift attention away from "Hello, World" into a simple application that will allow us to explore features and...
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Video Segment
Explore Further
This video segment provides more information if audiences want to learn more.
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Standardization
This chapter explores the efforts to standardize access to social media via common APIs, as well as some standards used by social networks themselves, allowing not only to switch more easily between different ...
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Spring and Jakarta EE
Spring can certainly be used in a standalone environment, but the most common environment for Spring has historically been in an enterprise environment, powering web applications and backend services in a mana...
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Security Frameworks
The previous chapter dealt with security aspects of social networks and standards related to security. In this chapter, we’ll cover security frameworks like Soteria, Keycloak, Spring Security, Micronaut Securi...
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Spring Boot
So far, we’ve looked at dependency injection and various configuration approaches, and we’ve explored deploying some web services into Apache Tomcat. Along the way we’ve used a small set of Spring modules, pic...
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The Basics of Spring Boot
In this chapter, we will take a look at the foundational features of Spring Boot.
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Social Portals
As you remember from Chapter 3, Java Portlets were an early approach to mashups; therefore, popular portal servers also support social media integration like social login, mas...
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Persistence with Spring and Spring Data
In Chapter 8 we finally stopped looking at configuration and presentation mechanisms, and we looked at accessing a relational database with JdbcTemplate. In this chapter, we’r...
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Packaging
In this chapter, you will learn about different solutions for packaging a Spring Boot application, from creating an executable JAR to using GraalVM to create a native image from the code.
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WebFlux
This chapter covers WebFlux recipes.
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Data Access
Most applications use a relational database such as Oracle, MySQL, or PostgreSQL; however, there is more to data storage than just SQL databases. There are also these types:
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Setting the Scene
A microservices architecture allows you to design software systems as a collection of independent services that communicate through APIs. Each microservice performs a specific business function and is responsi...
