This repository includes examples from the blog Consolidando with the label Spring Boot
A previously authenticated user using the Google Identity authorization server will be allowed to sign up for our application by entering relevant information, including an image. Part of the user information will be accessible publicly through an API.
To create the application, we will use Spring Boot. With Spring Data REST, we will create the API, use Google Cloud Storage to save the image, and Google Datastore to store user information. We will also document our API with springdoc-openapi and Swagger UI. Additionally, we discuss how to implement caching on the server and in the browser.
You can find this project in the subfolder data-rest.
We use Google Sign-In to generate an ID token in the browser application, which will accompany requests to our server in the form of Bearer Authentication. Our server can use this token to identify the user once its validity has been verified with the authorization server.
You can find this project in the subfolder google-sign-in.
Testing the performance of Spring Boot with Virtual Threads in Tomcat versus Reactor Netty.
You can find this project in the subfolder virtual-threads.
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