Hi Spring fans! This week I'm excited to sit down and talk with mr. Reactive himself, Reactor project lead Stéphane Maldini. In this interview we talk about the history of the reactive programming for Spring, the Reactor project's evolution over time, from then to now and looking forward.
On behalf of the community, I’d like to announce the availability of the Spring Vault service release 2.1.2 available from Maven Central.
This release ships with bug fixes and dependency version updates. Spring Vault 2.1.2 is going to be picked up by Spring Cloud Vault 2.1.2 with the Spring Cloud Greenwich SR1 release in the next days.
With this release cycle, we have stopped backporting changes to the earlier Spring Vault 2.0.x line. The 2.0.x line has already reached its end of life. For the 1.1.x line, we’re going to backport fixes until Aug 1st, 2019, in alignment with Spring Boot 1.5.x and Spring Cloud Edgware…
The java-cfenv library is new library for accessing Cloud Foundry Services. For Spring Boot users, it extracts service credentials from the VCAP_SERVICES environment variable and sets well known Spring Boot auto-configuration properties.
In this release the following Cloud Foundry Services are supported
In 1.0 RC1 two other modules were introduced that contain support for Pivotal’s Spring Cloud Service and Single Sign on tiles. The java-cfenv-boot-pivotal-scs module provides support for Config Server and java-cfenv-boot-pivotal-sso module…
Hi Spring fans! What a week! This week I'm in San Francisco, CA; Columbus, OH (for the epic SpringOne Tour stop there), and then it's off to Tel Aviv, Israel for customer visits and an appearance at the Israel JUG. If you're around, then I'd love to connect!
Anyway, and as always, we've got tons to cover so let's get to it!
Last week was the recap post for season 5 of Spring Tips where we look at all the episodes from the last season. Spring Tips: Season 5 Recap I'm already hard at work on season 6, of course, so stay tuned. If you get through the Season 5 episodes, then you might go back and watch the older ones…
Hi Spring fans! This week I'm excited to welcome Sreee Tummidi, a senior product manager working at the intersection of application security and platform at Pivotal. We talked about security, Spring Security, cloud platforms, OAuth, OIDC and OIDC Connect, SAML, and of course the Cloud Foundry UAA, and tons more.
I am happy to announce the 4.1.2 release of the Spring Tools 4 for Eclipse, Visual Studio Code, and Atom.
Highlights from this release include:
(Spring Boot) new: live hover information for bean wirings now supports war-packaged boot apps running in a local server installation
(Spring Boot) new: live hover information for @Value annotations (#177)
(Spring Boot) new: bean symbols from XML config files now include exact location information
(Spring Boot) fixed: navigate to resource in live hovers for apps running on CF works again
(Spring Boot) fixed: search for symbols in project now happens on the server side to avoid no project-related symbols showing up on the client side before you start typing in a query
(Spring Boot) performance: improvement to further reduce the CPU load when checking processes for live hovers (#140…
Hand in hand is the 2.0 RC1 release of Spring Cloud Skipper. The getting started section in the reference guide is the best place to start if you want to use Skipper separately from Data Flow.
Here are the highlights for Data Flow
Revamped metrics and monitoring of deployed applications on Kubernetes
NOTE: For users of Spring Boot 1.5.x and Spring IO Platform Cairo, it is highly recommended to override the spring-security-oauth version to the latest version containing the fix for the CVE. Please see the Mitigation section in the CVE report for…
The quickest way to generate Spring Boot projects is through start.spring.io. The site provides a curated list of dependencies that you can add to your application based on the selected Spring Boot version. You can also choose the language, build system and JVM version for the project. Over the years, the popularity of start.spring.io as the tool for generating Spring projects has grown exponentially and millions of projects are generated every year using the site.
For the past few months, we’ve been working on a complete overhaul of the project generation API. To better understand the…