Sr.java micro-services

Microservices are a form of service-oriented architecture style (one of the most important skills for Java developers) wherein applications are built as a collection of different smaller services rather than one whole app. Instead of a monolithic app, you have several independent applications that can run on their own and may be created using different coding or programming languages. Big and complicated applications can be made up of simpler and independent programs that are executable by themselves. These smaller programs are grouped together to deliver all the functionalities of the big, monolithic app.

• Spring Boot: This is probably the best Java microservices framework that works on top of languages for Inversion of Control, Aspect Oriented Programming, and others.
• Jersey: This open-source framework supports JAX-RS APIs in Java is very easy to use.
• Swagger: Helps you in documenting API as well as gives you a development portal, which allows users to test your APIs.
• Spring IO Platform: Enterprise-grade distribution for versioned applications.
• Spring Framework: For transaction management, dependency injection, data access, messaging, and web apps.
• Spring Cloud: For distributed systems and used for building or deploying your microservices.
• Spring Data: For microservices that are related to data access, be it map-reduce, relational or non-relational.
• Spring Batch: For high levels of batch operations.
• Spring Security: For authorization and authentication support.
• Spring REST Docs: For documenting RESTful services.
• Spring Social: For connecting to social media APIs.
• Spring Mobile: For mobile Web apps.