Discover @lasalazarr Open Source projects

Alberto Salazar (@lasalazarr)

lasalazarr

Stars
36
Global Rank 430,311 (Top 15 %)
Followers 50
Following 3
Registered about 10 years ago
Most used languages

Java
86.7 %

HTML
6.7 %

C++
6.7 %
Location <UNKNOWN>
Country Total Rank 1,294

guide-monolithic-to-microservices

Step by step examples of migration phases from a Monolithic Java EE Application to Microservices

advance

Open Source Company Projects

reactive-a-new-hope

Demonstration how to move an blocking module based on Springboot to reactive modules based on Spring Webflux.

secure-serverless

Auth0 Spring MVC Sample + AWS Lambda autorize to AWS Gateway

banking-app

Simple spring 5 application to explain Continuous Integration CI / Continuous Delivery CD

reactive-spring-part-II

Parte 2 de la aplicacion reactiva usando spring webflux y proyecto reactor, énfasis en API de cliente

amq-c-sample

Code sample of produce and consume messages with C++ and C to an Apache Active MQ

reactive-spring-part-I

Aplicacion reactiva usando spring webflux y proyecto reactor

rest-mail-sender

Complete example with mail and file attachment fired by rest service

apache-tika-springboot-sample

Example explain the use of Apache Tika and Springboot

monolith-migrate-to-reactive-modules

Demonstration how to move from monolith application server jars, wars to reactive modules based on Spring Webflux and Angular

springwebflow-jwt-sample

Example code implemented Json Web Token JWT using spring web flow, springboot 2 and project reactor

camel-direct-vs-seda-example

Camel Routes making point the diferences between Direct Endpoints and SEDA

serverless-mvp

Serverless gives us a faster way to develop a minimum viable product (MVP) with a minimal set of features to get useful feedback from our users. This session takes a hands-on, real-life look at how to resolve cases for banks and retailers with as many cloud features as possible. The session also discusses the importance of gaining time and feedback to choose the right platform for building a product as soon as possible. The presentation uses snippets of code based on Java, JWT, JWS, Auth0, Spring Boot, Reactor, WebFlux, AWS, lambdas, AWS API Gateway, and Spring Cloud Function.

fastdev

Fast Microservices development framework; fastdev7 contains code blueprint projects based to create microservices using different frameworks based on Java such as: Vert.x, Spring boot, Apache Karaf or Apache Camel; For distribution and CI we use: Docker, and Jenkins