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Example of a Spring Boot Microservice running on OSX/Docker Toolbox

Example of a Spring Boot Microservice running on OSX/Docker Toolbox

A Little Background.. I have a little side project that I develop when I have moments of spare time. It’s a configurable engine that aggregates news feeds, bundles them up and displays them through a variety of web sites and

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Installing Postgres with Docker/Kinematic on OS X (in under 30 mins)

Installing Postgres with Docker/Kinematic on OS X (in under 30 mins)

This is a quick guide to installing Postgres on OSX (10.9.4 Mavericks) using Docker + Kinematic. This is from an absolute Docker novice – and I managed to get it all up and running from scratch in under 30 minutes.

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Hystrix (by Netflix) – Fault Tolerance in a Connected World

Hystrix (by Netflix) – Fault Tolerance in a Connected World

In a connected world our software solutions increasingly consist of multiple, distributed components. Service Oriented Architectures are nothing new, and with the growing interest in Microservices it looks like the trend to distribute is going nowhere soon. When dealing with

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Building a HATEOAS Hypermedia RESTful Record Store Web Service with Spring

Building a HATEOAS Hypermedia RESTful Record Store Web Service with Spring

Introduction This is a very simple example of developing a hypermedia-driven RESTful web service, using Spring HATEOAS A companion project is available to download on github (using Java, Maven and Spring Boot) HATEOAS? What is it? HATEOAS (“Hypermedia as the

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Querying XML CLOB Data Directly in Oracle

Querying XML CLOB Data Directly in Oracle

Oracle 9i introduced a new datatype – XMLType- specifically designed for handling XML naively in the database. However, we may find we have a database that stores XML directly in a CLOB/NCLOB datatype (either because of legacy data, or because

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Data Pumper – Migrating Data from MySQL to PostgreSQL

Data Pumper – Migrating Data from MySQL to PostgreSQL

I recently made the decision to migrate from MySQL to PostgreSQL (the reasons why to be covered later). I thought I’d just jot down my notes on a tool I tried which helped with the migration – SQL Workbench/J Data

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MongoDB in 3 Easy Steps!

MongoDB in 3 Easy Steps!

If  you’re entirely new to MongoDB – this is just a very gentle introduction that gets you up and running with a sample database in just a few easy steps. It’s really easy to get started. The steps are: 1.

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JPA Searching Using Lucene – A Working Example with Spring and DBUnit

JPA Searching Using Lucene – A Working Example with Spring and DBUnit

Working Example on Github There’s a small, self contained mavenised example project over on Github to accompany this post – check it out here: https://github.com/adrianmilne/jpa-lucene-spring-demo   Running the Demo See the README file over on GitHub for details of running

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502 Proxy Error Using CometD, Apache and Camel

502 Proxy Error Using CometD, Apache and Camel

We recently hit an issue during testing with Apache returning “502 Proxy Errors” to clients who were connecting via CometD (using Apache as a proxy server in front of a Camel/Jetty CometD server). [code language=”xml”] <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//IETF//DTD HTML

admin August 1, 2013September 30, 2015 Demo, Tutorial 1 Comment Read more

Analysing REST Web Services with Squid and AWStats

Analysing REST Web Services with Squid and AWStats

Background I’ve got a Java application running on Tomcat on Amazon EC2, which exposes RESTful web services delivering JSON to a variety of mobile apps and web sites. I’m running a Squid server as a reverse proxy caching in front

admin May 24, 2013June 9, 2017 Demo, Tutorial 4 Comments Read more
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