July 2017
Intermediate to advanced
414 pages
11h 18m
English
Service listeners are endpoint listeners for accepting service requests coming to the microservice. HTTP and message listeners, such as AMQP, JMS, and more are used as service listeners in most of the cases. If microservices are enabled for HTTP endpoint, then the HTTP listener will be embedded within the microservices, thereby eliminating the need to have any external application server. This HTTP listener will be started at the time of the application startup. An example of embedded HTTP-based service implementations are Spring Boot services.
If the microservice is based on asynchronous communication, then, instead of an HTTP listener, a message listener will be started. This needs a reliable messaging system ...
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