This repository contains a spring boot microservices application implemented using the latest versions of Spring framework APIs. The implementation is based on the spring framework, boot3.0+, kafka, mongodb, mysql, rabbitMQ and Kafka message brokers, and monitoring via the micrometer tracing stack.
- Spring Boot 3.1.3+
- JDK 17+ (baseline for spring boot 3.0+)
- Spring Security (version 6.0+)
- Spring Discovery (based on the latest cloud version)
- Spring API Gateway
- Distributed tracing with zipkin and sleuth (all deprecated but replaces with micrometer tracing)
- Spring Kafka and Kafka streams for messaging
- MongoDB
- MySQL and PostgreSQL
- Authorization via Spring OAuth2 resource server (using keycloak)
- Keycloack provides the authorization via OAuth2 & OIDC
- Monitoring via Grafana and Prometheus
- Package and deploy using Docker and Kubernetes (later)
First, clone the repo as follows:
https://github.com/ENate/spring-kafka-microservices-app.git
,
Assuming all the technology stack listed above are installed, change to the main directory and run as follows:
cd spring-kafka-microservices-app
and then do
mvn spring-boot:run
To run all services, we used the Google docker build API jib
and run the services using
docker-compose.yaml
file using
docker-compose up -d
Next, run the following command to spin up keycloak and databases via docker-compose
docker run --name keycloak_test -p 8181:8080 -e KEYCLOAK_ADMIN=admin -e KEYCLOAK_ADMIN_PASSWORD=password quay.io/keycloak/keycloak:18.0.0 start-dev
Use any API platform (eg Postman, thunder client, Http etc) to perform CRUD operations on the endpoints. The naming of the individual services describe their main functions. For instance, The product-service
represent the products in a given ecommerce application. Proceed with performing CRUD operations.
- Grafana (visualization) and Prometheus (metrics), Tempo(traces), Loki (Logs) for monitoring and instrumentation
- Deployment using docker and kubernetes (still to be done)
- Updated services to use latest boot, security and cloud APIs
If you intend to save the docker images after build, please enter your username and set your password in the .m2/settings.xml
as described in the Google jib maven documentation.
You may do so by uncommenting this code snippet in the main pom.xml
file and enter your username (for the docker registry):
`
<!--to><image>registry.hub.docker.com/<user-name>/${artifactId}</image></to-->
`