Spring Boot

Spring Boot Tutorials

Spring Boot helps in creating stand-alone, production-grade application easily with minimum fuss. It is the opinionated view of Spring framework and other third party libraries which believes in convenient configuration based setup.

Spring Boot application could simply be packaged in jar file or traditional war packaging.

Provides faster development with Spring framework.
Opinionated out of box default configurations.
Provides various non-functional features like embedded servers, metrics, actuator, health check, security.
Minimum to no code generation and zero xml based configuration.

Let's see some of the Spring Boot tutorials.

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Data Analytics: Watching and Alerting on real-time changing data in Elasticsearch using Kibana and SentiNL

In the previous post , we have setup ELK stack and ran data analytics on application events and logs. In this post, we will discuss how you can watch real-time application events that are being persisted in the Elasticsearch index and raise alerts if condition for watcher is breached using SentiNL (Kibana plugin). Few examples of alerting for application events ( see previous posts ) are: Same user logged in from different IP addresses. Different users logged in from same IP address. PermissionFailures in last 15 minutes. Particular kind of exception in last 15 minutes/ hour/ day. Watching and alerting on Elasticsearch index in Kibana There are many plugins available for watching and alerting on Elasticsearch index in Kibana e.g. X-Pack , SentiNL . X-Pack is a paid extension provided by elastic.co which provides security, alerting, monitoring, reporting and graph capabilities. SentiNL is free extension provided by siren.io which provides alerting and reporting function

React Ecosystem: Building BlogPost application with React and React Hooks

Building a Blog Post application Let's create a blog post application. It will have below features: Option to search blog posts. Option to list blog posts. Option to show blog post. Create a new project with npx create-react-app react-blog-posts --template typescript . Create BlogPosts.tsx component under src/components folder and IBlogPost model under src/models . import React from 'react'; import IBlogPost from '../models/IBlogPost'; interface IBlogPostsProps { posts: Array<IBlogPost> } function BlogPosts(props: IBlogPostsProps) { return ( <div className="blog-container"> <ul className="blog-posts"> { props.posts.map(post => <li key={post.id}>{post.title}</li>) } </ul> </div> ); } export default BlogPosts; interface IBlogPost { id: number title: string content: string author: string postedOn: string tags: string[]

Java 8 - Lambda expressions

In this post, we will cover following topics. What are Lambda expressions? Syntax for Lambda expression. How to define no parameter Lambda expression? How to define single/ multi parameter Lambda expression? How to return value from Lambda expression? Accessing local variables in Lambda expression. Target typing in Lambda expression. What are Lambda expressions? Lambda expressions are the first step of Java towards functional programming. Lambda expressions enable us to treat functionality as method arguments, express instances of single-method classes more compactly. Syntax for Lambda expression Lambda has three parts: comma separated list of formal parameters enclosed in parenthesis. arrow token -> . and, body of expression (which may or may not return value). (param) -> { System.out.println(param); } Lambda expression can only be used where the type they are matched are functional interfaces . How to define no parameter Lambda expression? If the la

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