Microservices Architecture and Java Frameworks
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This document discusses microservices architecture and Java frameworks. It introduces microservices as a set of small, independent applications that communicate with each other to form a larger solution. It also discusses how Java frameworks can help develop microservices by providing pre-built functionality and components, reducing errors and improving productivity. Some popular Java frameworks mentioned for building microservices are Spring Boot, which provides security, auto-configuration and other features, and Micronaut, which is lightweight and fast.
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Microservices Architecture and Java Frameworks
- 1. MICROSERVICES ARCHITECTURE AND JAVA FRAMEWORKS PRESENTED BY: PRADIPTA POUDEL BIM V SEMESTER
- 2. INTRODUCTION TO MICROSERVICES A set of software applications written in the Java programming language designed for limited scope that work with each other to form a bigger solution In the microservice architecture, all the services can communicate with each other Small parts of software applications can lead to many additional benefits, such as easier maintenance, improved productivity, etc.
- 4. JAVA FRAMEWORKS Framework is like a big box of building blocks that help you create computer programs more easily Designed and tested by other Software Developers and Engineers, so it is a solid foundation No need to write everything from the scratch, so there’s less chance of errors
- 5. JAVA FRAMEWORKS FOR MICROSERVICES
- 6. Open-source and loaded with massive features and functionality It can easily be deployed on many platforms It also enables to provide some fascinating in-built functionality like • security, • auto-configuration, etc.
- 7. It also provides some in built functionality like Testing Support Dependency Injection Designed to have minimal memory and startup time, making it suitable for running microservices smoothly A lightweight and fast JVM-based framework for building microservices and serverless applications
- 8. REFERENCES • https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/5-best-java-frameworks-for- microservices/ • https://spring.io/projects/spring-boot • https://micronaut.io/
- 9. THANK YOU
Editor's Notes
- In the above figure, each microservice has its own database. If we change in one microservice, it does not affect the other services. These services communicate with each other by using lightweight protocols such as HTTP or any messaging protocols like (SMTP) etc.
- Testing Support: Micronaut provides extensive testing capabilities, including unit testing, integration testing, and end-to-end testing. Dependency Injection: A technique that allows objects to define their dependencies externally instead of creating them internally.