All articles have been written by me - not AI. AI might have only been used to polish an already written article.
After a decade of working in the Spring / Micrometer teams it was time to move on. Same needed to happen to my blog.
I'm moving away from Twitter to Mastodon. I'm not deleting my account at Twitter, but I'm not planning to be too active there.
I'm super happy to announce the general availability of Spring Cloud Sleuth 3.1.0 within the 2021.0.0 (Jubilee) release train.
With the release of the Spring Cloud 2020.0.0 (aka Ilford) release train we're more than happy to announce the general availability of Spring Cloud Sleuth 3.0.0.
With the release of the Spring Cloud 2020.0.0 (aka Ilford) release train we're more than happy to announce the general availability of Spring Cloud Contract 3.0.0.
I'm really happy to present the JSON Assert library - over-the-weekend project that came out from the AccuREST library . This post will describe the rationale behind creating this …
Hi! Since December I'm working for Pivotal and the Spring Cloud team. I've just posted my first blog post on the Spring blog. Check it out! Testing Spring Cloud Projects
An opinionated look at the 'it's not my problem' mindset and the management frenzy around 'business value'—and how it clashes with engineering quality.
It’s been a while since my last post. In the meantime, nothing has changed in terms of the microservice hype. Here’s a concrete look at deployment in a big, multinational company …
How we cut a large monolith’s Gradle build from ~90 minutes to ~8 minutes using profiling, smarter task configuration, parallelism, project restructuring, and a beefier build …