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* https://projects.spring.io/spring-cloud/ | * https://projects.spring.io/spring-cloud/ | ||
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* [[Spring Cloud Config]] | * [[Spring Cloud Config]] | ||
* [[Spring Cloud Netflix]] | * [[Spring Cloud Netflix]] | ||
* [[Spring Cloud Security]] | * [[Spring Cloud Security]] | ||
* [[Spring Cloud Task]] | * [[Spring Cloud Task]] | ||
* [[Spring Cloud Vault]] | * [[Spring Cloud Vault]] | ||
* [[Spring Cloud Data Flow]] | * [[Spring Cloud Data Flow]] | ||
* [[Spring Cloud for Amazon Web Services]] | * [[Spring Cloud for Amazon Web Services]] | ||
* '''Cloud Messaging''' | |||
** [[Spring Cloud Stream]] | |||
** [[Spring Cloud Bus]] | |||
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* [[AWS_Region_Operations#Setting_AWS_Region_for_Spring_Cloud|Setting AWS Region for Spring Cloud Applications]] | |||
Latest revision as of 23:12, 9 April 2019
External
Internal
Overview
Spring Cloud provided support for cloud-native applications and microservices.
TODO
Manning's Spring Microservices in Action.
Concepts
- Spring Initializr defaults to a JAR packaging of an application, which is the default for deployment on a cloud platform.
Projects
- Spring Cloud Config
- Spring Cloud Netflix
- Spring Cloud Security
- Spring Cloud Task
- Spring Cloud Vault
- Spring Cloud Data Flow
- Spring Cloud for Amazon Web Services
- Cloud Messaging