Spring Boot offers great support to test different slices (web, database, etc.) of your application. This allows you to write tests for
Recently I introduced Testcontainers for a Kotlin based Spring Boot application. I jumped right into the setup and immediately ran into an
WebSockets allow establishing a full-duplex, two-way communication between the client and the server. With Spring WebSocket, we can bootstrap our WebSocket application
As the Spring Framework team won’t add new features to the RestTemplate, the general recommendation is to start using the Spring WebFlux
In one of the last blog post, I demonstrated how to test the Spring RestTemplate with @RestClientTest. With this elegant solution, you
Testcontainers is now for almost a year part of my core testing libraries set. It allows you to control Docker containers for
Securing your frontend application with a login and managing a user pool is something you can either write for yourself or use
If you are familiar with Spring Boot, you might wonder if you can use this knowledge to write a serverless application using
Recently the Spring Boot team announced the release of Spring Boot 2.3. While I was reading the official release notes, I created
If your Spring Boot application integrates AWS services like S3, SNS, or SQS, you might wonder how to write effective integration tests.
