Creating a Simple Spring Boot API From Scratch
Currently, many technologies are based on APIs and Microservices, and, if they are not based on them yet, they are moving in that direction. From my experience as an Information Technologies engineer, most people in the IT segment know or have at least heard of APIs (Application Programming/Protocol Interface). It is also relatively clear that APIs should be somewhere in the middle layer, between the backend and frontend, or the database and backend, or something similar.
The aim of this post is to learn to create a simple API based on Spring Boot, which is a framework for creating Spring applications. Spring Boot is a project from Spring by Pivotal and, nowadays, is consumed quite widely in Java, Kotlin and Groovy. Developers use it for creating microservices, APIs, standalone applications, websites, etc. https://goo.gl/a5528X #DataIntegration #ML
Working With Object Store in Mule, Part 3
ICYDK: In our previous posts, Working With Object Store in Mule, Part 1 and Working With Object Store in Mule, Part 2, we looked at the concept of Object Store and different operations supported by the Object Store. In this third and final post, we will look at how to implement the Object Store in Anypoint Studio.
In this example, we will perform the below operations on Object Store. https://goo.gl/yqLYn1 #DataIntegration #ML