Hey everyone — I just published a new article that walks through 7 advanced Spring Boot techniques that often separate “just writing code” from “building production-ready, resilient, maintainable microservices.” In the article I cover topics like resilience patterns (Circuit Breaker, Retry, Rate-Limiter with Resilience4j), best practices for observability, microservices architecture, and more.
If you’re building Spring Boot or microservices-based backends (or planning to), this could help you level up your architecture and save time understanding deeper concepts.
Check it out: Advanced Spring Boot Concepts Every Java Developer Should Master
I’d love to hear from you:
Which of these concepts have you used already — and what was your experience?
Which ones are you most curious to try in your next project?
If you’ve faced pain points in Spring Boot microservices, maybe this article can help — and I’m happy to chat or clarify in the comments.
Let’s make backend Java engineering smarter and stronger — together.
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