Context Distributed locking is not a new topic on our blog. Over time, we have presented two other solutions to this problem based on AWS SWF (here) or using Redis from ElastiCache (here). To generalize, any solution to this problem has the same approach: a persistent storage that supports conditional writes plus a mechanism to […]
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An interesting library to extract metrics for AWS calls
Probably you know that we published a library that can be used to fetch some basic stats about AWS calls. That library uses an AWS request handler to build metrics that are later published in a text file, in various formats. Recently we found an interesting library that does almost the same things, in a […]
New version for our AWS details logger
A while ago we presented a library that helps logging in a text calls a few details about a call you did to AWS. We are more than happy to say that feedback received was very positive and also many improvement ideas have come from you. Accordingly, we want to announce a new version for […]
How to log AWS calls details
After a post about request handlers, we considered it’s time to see a good use case where this feature could be used. What if we create a library that logs in a separate file details about a call to AWS, like latency, response code and so on? Maybe these information are useless in 99.99% of […]
Pros and Cons of Spring Cloud AWS
Over the past few years, Spring has become the de facto J2EE framework. For most of the Java developers it could be difficult to plan a new project without using Spring framework. A while ago, we started a series of articles about how to start building a microservice using Spring Boot and what else should […]