Cloud-Native Batch Processing with Spring Batch 4 - Michael Minella
summary
A working pipeline pulls multiple files from S3, maps delimited rows to a Foo object, calls a REST enrichment service, and writes batched rows to MySQL using Spring Batch 4 with builder-based readers/writers. A circuit breaker (Spring Retry) limits failing REST calls to just three hits while the database records continue, avoiding costly rollbacks. Dynamic parallelism uses Spring Cloud Task to launch worker JVMs (Cloud Foundry or local) per partition, and orchestration via Spring Cloud Data Flow successfully runs and monitors the jobs.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:39SPRING CLOUD TASK
- 3:11SPRING BATCH 4.0
- 3:40SPRING BOOT
- 5:11SPRING FRAMEWORK 5
- 21:04SPRING CLOUD CONFIG SERVER
- 21:17SPRING CLOUD EUREKA SERVER
- 28:10SCALING SPRING BATCH
- 48:38SPRING CLOUD DATA FLOW
- 59:01CLOUD NATIVE WITH SPRING
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