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Feign client Rate Limiting using Resilience4J

Posted on Posted onMarch 2, 2022February 27, 2022By Arnold Galovics

Today I’m gonna talk about what is a Resilience4J Rate Limiter and how you can combine it with Feign. Let’s … Read MoreFeign client Rate Limiting using Resilience4J

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Making your Spring WebClient fault tolerant with Resilience4J

Posted on Posted onJanuary 12, 2022January 7, 2022By Arnold Galovics

This time we’ll dive into how to integrate a Resilience4J CircuitBreaker with a Spring WebClient. Last time I showed the … Read MoreMaking your Spring WebClient fault tolerant with Resilience4J

6 Comments on Making your Spring WebClient fault tolerant with Resilience4JTagsspring-boot, spring, java, resilience4j, service-resiliency, circuitbreaker, spring-webflux, reactive

Making your RestTemplate fault tolerant with Resilience4J

Posted on Posted onJanuary 5, 2022January 4, 2022By Arnold Galovics

HTTP communication is fragile and we have to make sure our applications are behaving properly in case of errors. A … Read MoreMaking your RestTemplate fault tolerant with Resilience4J

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Spring Cloud Feign traffic cut-off with Resilience4J TimeLimiter

Posted on Posted onNovember 24, 2021January 6, 2022By Arnold Galovics

Most probably you’ve at least heard about circuit breaking if you’ve dealt with microservices. HTTP is still a common protocol … Read MoreSpring Cloud Feign traffic cut-off with Resilience4J TimeLimiter

1 Comment on Spring Cloud Feign traffic cut-off with Resilience4J TimeLimiterTagsspring, java, spring-boot, spring-cloud, spring-cloud-netflix, feign, testing, spring-cloud-openfeign, spring-cloud-netflix-eureka, resilience4j, service-resiliency

Testing Spring Cloud Feign client resiliency using Resilience4J

Posted on Posted onNovember 17, 2021January 6, 2022By Arnold Galovics

Now that we’ve checked how to test your Eureka integrated Spring Cloud Feign clients, I wanna turn over to another … Read MoreTesting Spring Cloud Feign client resiliency using Resilience4J

10 Comments on Testing Spring Cloud Feign client resiliency using Resilience4JTagsspring, java, spring-boot, spring-cloud, spring-cloud-netflix, feign, microservices, spring-cloud-openfeign, spring-cloud-netflix-eureka, resilience4j, service-resiliency

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