Hands-On Microservices with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud

Solution requirements

Some solution requirements are as follows:

• Whenever feasible, use an asynchronous programming model; that is, send messages without waiting for the receiver to process them.
• If a synchronous programming model is preferred, ensure that reactive frameworks are used that can execute synchronous requests using non-blocking I/O, that is, without allocating a thread while waiting for a response. This will make the microservices easier to scale in order to handle an increased workload.
• Microservices must also be designed to be resilient, that is, capable of producing a response, even if a service that it depends on fails. Once the failing service is operational again, its clients must be able to resume using it, which is known ...