I'm positively surprised by Apache Camel. Before I started working on this example, I didn’t expect it to have so many features for microservice solutions.
By making some changes, appending some properties to log4j.xml, and using custom Java code to connect to the database, we can make logging to a database possible.
This simple solution could meet most of the enterprises’ applications or APIs needs. Enterprises need to implement rate limiting in their applications.
Spring Boot and Swagger 2 play together very well. Just add the dependencies, one configuration file, and a bunch of annotations, and you're ready to go!
Private Web APIs are more commonplace than most developers realize. We’ve been here before, with public and private APIs, and we can learn from the past.
With cloud-native microservices, you can develop, test, deploy, and maintain independent lightweight services while combining various other technologies.
Anypoint validations alert you if a message doesn't meet specific criteria. There's even a way to build your own custom validator to match your requirements.
MuleSoft Anypoint Studio's StudioVisual Debugger allows you to run your app in debug mode and stop its execution to check the contents of previous building blocks.
Digital leaders must assess their integration approach, identify their enterprise’s integration capabilities, and move their integration strategy towards collaboration.
Accessing and configuring your MS SQL Server instance is pretty simple if you're using Spring Boot. After a bit of legwork, Spring fills in the defaults for you.