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REST vs Kafka in Microservices – Which one should you use? In this quick Spring Boot example, see how event-driven ...

The Saga Pattern is a design pattern used to manage distributed transactions in microservices, ensuring eventual consistency ...

So do you know how to get the data from other microservices inside your spring boot application well that is when rest template ...

Can you explain Microservices Architecture in just 3 minutes? In this quick visual guide, I'll draw a complete microservices ...

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DAY-119: Lets discuss What is @Qualifier annotation? Check the complete list of questions answered by me till now at ...

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Hey this is our, Java Interview Short 8 and today we will be discussing why abstract class is used when there is No Abstract ...

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Q-163: Lets discuss Future vs CompletableFuture Check the complete list of questions answered by me till now at ...

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In this tutorial, I will guide you how to respond smartly if someone will ask you in interview "Why are you looking for change" ...

DAY-86: Lets discuss What is the Executor Framework in Java?

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Let me ask you one tricky question on Java 8 okay so let's say I created one interface called i1 and I have defined the method M1 ...