Typical micro service technology stack (java)

Some moments worth considering as a baseline for building micro services in java

Note: This is meant as a baseline, not a quick-start.

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* (/) Build as executable jar-file (with maven)
** (/) run as simple as java -jar <filename.jar>
** (/) Dockerized
** (/) Windows Service Enabled
* (/) Web container
** (/) embedded jetty if service has extensive API
** embedded netty if service need high scaleability
** (/) jersey (RESTFull services)
* (/) Resources
** (/) hystrix circuit breaker to all non-embedded/non-local resources (DB, http(s) ++)
* (x) State
** hazelcast (state distribution) - non included yet, mainly because the codebase does not have state (yet)
* (/) Useful "extras"
** (/) com.jayway.jsonpath / jackson (json & jsonpath)
** (/) constretto (property resolving and overrides)
** commons.logging/org.slf4j (bridging logging from libraries above)
* (/) Seurity
** (/) Basic Auth Internal Resources
** (/) Oauth2 Internal and External Resources
* (x) Obvious limitations

Template: [https://github.com/Cantara/microservice-baseline]

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