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Top Java Frameworks for Microservice Development in Java

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Top Java Frameworks for Microservice Development in Java

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  1. Top Java Frameworks for Microservice Development in Java If you’re planning for Microservice development in Java and looking for effective Java frameworks that can support Microservice architecture, then you are at the right place. While Spring Boot and Spring Cloud are some of the leading frameworks for developing Microservice applications in Java, there are a few more options like Quarkus IO, MicroNaut, and DropWizard. This article lists the top Java frameworks for Microservice development in Java. Leading Java Frameworks to Use for Microservice Development in Java A Java development company should be aware of these Java frameworks to build Microservices in Java. 1. Spring Boot and Spring Cloud

  2. The combination of Spring Boot and Spring Cloud are useful for developing Microservices in Java. It is a mature and tested Java framework and is supported by a vast community. Other than updated and comprehensive documentation, there are several resources available online that helps you to learn about Spring Boot and Spring Cloud. Spring Cloud offers numerous features essential in a Microservice architecture such as service discovery and load balancing. It is based on the Netflix Microservice architecture. It’s because of the vast community, out-of-the-box features, and availability of numerous resources, Spring Boot and Spring Cloud is the best Java framework for Microservice development in Java. So, when you hire Java developers for developing Microservices in Java, make sure they are well-versed with the Spring Boot + Spring Cloud framework. 2. QuarkusIO Quarkus is a full-stack, Kubernetes-native Java framework developed for Java Virtual Machines (JVMs) and native compilation. It optimizes Java exclusively for containers, enabling it to become a robust platform for serverless, cloud, and Kubernetes environments. Quarkus is supported by Redhat and is gradually becoming popular for creating high-performance, and scalable Java apps. One of the core features of Quarkus-based apps is fast boot time. A Java development company should try using Quarkus for developing fast and reactive Microservices. 3. MicroNaut

  3. MicroNaut is a JVM-based, full-stack Java framework for developing modular, easy-to-test microservice and serverless applications. Mircronaut is being appreciated by the Java community and leading organizations like JetBrains and Oracle. So, Micronaut is emerging as a strong contender to the leading Spring Boot and Spring Cloud. One major difference between Micronaut and the Spring Framework is that Spring relies specifically on runtime reflection and proxies whereas Micronaut utilizes compile-time data to apply dependency injection. While this is not a new technique, approaches are implemented by tools like Google's Dagger that is specifically designed for Android. Furthermore, Micronaut is developed by OCI, the company that created Grails which is a famous web development framework used by Groovy developers. The latest version of Micronaut supports Gradle 6.5 4. DropWizard DropWizard is another effective Java framework for Microservices development and creating RESTful web services. It employs famous Java libraries like Jackson, Jetty, and Jersey for Java enterprise application development. One advantage of DropWizard is that it offers built-in support for configuration, metrics, monitoring, and other operational activities. There are several resources available that will help you learn about the framework. 5. MicroProfile Eclipse MicroProfile is suitable for Java enterprise application development. It helps in optimizing Java EE to support Microservice architecture. Its objective is to provide a vendor-neutral specification to build Microservices architecture by taking full advantage of Java EE. As the specification has

  4. been created by experts and supported by top companies like Oracle, IBM, and RedHat which makes it ideal for Microservice development in Java. 6. Eclipse Vert.x Eclipse Vert.x is a lightweight Java framework to create Reactive Microservices. This framework provides support for non-blocking and asynchronous development models and enables you to execute your distributed apps on top of a JVM. As compared to Spring Boot, which offers an all-in-one solution, Vert.x does not provide an all-inclusive solution but offers a toolkit and building block to create your own component. As it is a toolkit, it offers flexibility to use it as an independent tool or embed it inside Spring. Meanwhile, many Microservice frameworks like QuarkusIO use Vert.x for their minor requirements like TCP and HTTP. Wrapping Up So, these are some of the best Java frameworks for Microservice development in Java. So, when you hire Java developers for your project or company, make sure the developers are familiar with these leading Java frameworks. If you’re looking to reap the benefits of Microservice development, consider consulting with a Java development company today!

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