7 When bad things happen: Resiliency patterns with Spring Cloud and Resilience4j
This chapter covers
- Implementing circuit breakers, fallbacks, and bulkheads
- Using the circuit breaker pattern to conserve client resources
- Using Resilience4j when a remote service fails
- Implementing Resilience4j’s bulkhead pattern to segregate remote resource calls
- Tuning Resilience4j circuit breaker and bulkhead implementations
- Customizing Resilience4j’s concurrency strategy
All systems, especially distributed systems, experience failure. How we build our applications to respond to that failure is a critical part of every software developer’s job. However, when it comes to building resilient systems, most software engineers only take into account the complete ...
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