Cloud-native streaming and event-driven microservices
summary
Live demo shows a local Spring Cloud Data Flow server deploying a two-app stream (HTTP source -> file sink) with a single command and a Kafka broker running connecting both apps; producer sets server.port 1990, consumer writes to /tmp/demo. Framework is Spring Boot + Spring Cloud Stream, with automatic JSON (de)serialization of POJOs, durable pub/sub, consumer groups, and partitioning support. Deployments target local, Yarn, Cloud Foundry, Kubernetes or Mesos via the Spring Cloud Deployer SPI and modules can be registered from Maven and launched in ~20 seconds.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:36Use cases
- 5:09Architecture
- 8:39Cloudnative
- 10:41Demo
- 15:48Spring Cloud Stream
- 18:39Spring Integration
- 19:54Spring Cloud Streaming Application
- 22:07Publishsubscribe
- 23:48Consumer groups
- 24:46Partitioning
- 26:38Spring Initializer
- 31:59Stream Bindings
- 41:09Sprinkle Dataflow
- 42:44Orchestration
- 43:53Deployment
- 45:02Final Demo
- 45:54Adding and deploying an application
- 50:16Outro
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