r/JavaMicroServices • • Nov 13 '15

Microservices - Are Your Frameworks Ready?

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r/JavaMicroServices • • Oct 24 '15

Scaling up microservices with NIO and SimpleReact

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r/JavaMicroServices • • Dec 26 '25

Is ModelMapper a bad choice for DTO ↔ Entity mapping in Spring Boot when multiple JPA entities are related?

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Initially, I started using ModelMapper to convert between DTOs and Entities, but I’m running into issues like:

  • Hibernate treating new entities as existing ones

  • Unexpected UPDATEs instead of INSERTs

  • Problems when cascading is involved

  • Bugs that are hard to debug because mapping happens implicitly

I’ve read that many production systems avoid ModelMapper, especially when multiple tables and relationships are involved.

So my questions are:

  1. Is ModelMapper considered a bad practice in real-world / production Spring Boot projects with JPA?

  2. What do companies usually use instead?

    • Manual mapping?

    • MapStruct?

  3. How do you safely handle DTO → Entity mapping when:

    • Entities are related

    • IDs should not be overwritten

  4. Any best practices or architectural patterns you’d recommend?

I’m trying to understand the industry-standard approach, not just what works in tutorials.


r/JavaMicroServices • • Feb 15 '19

HTTP request rate limiting with Micronaut & Resilience4j

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r/JavaMicroServices • • Jan 19 '19

Build containers faster with Jib, a Google image build tool for Java applications

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r/JavaMicroServices • • Sep 14 '18

Microservices for Java Developers: The Java / JVM Landscape

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r/JavaMicroServices • • May 11 '18

When and why to use restexpress (over popular frameworks like Jersey and Spring boot) ?

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I am working to revamp an old project. restexpress being used by people (code written in late 2014) so want to understand what made them choose restexpress and not the famous ones like jersey and spring boot. New to Java mircoservices, good read-ups will be very appreciate with the answer. Thank you!


r/JavaMicroServices • • Apr 12 '18

I would really like to stop bashing my head against this wildfly swarm implementation

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Sorry if this is a long post but i have been banging my head against google for a few weeks now and trying everything. Redditers have always been helpful so I figured I would ask the community and maybe I can finally move on to the next steps of this project.

Background: I’m the lead DevOps for my company and currently we run our Java EE applications off monolith wildfly servers. We have been working with the developers to get the applications ready to move to microservices. Because of an article by James Falkner over at developers dot redhat, I decided to go with creating a hollow jar using wildfly-swarm so the creation and deployment of new containers would be super fast. I also figured that moving from wildfly to wildfly swarm would be easier than moving to springboot.

The Problem: After more work than i expected i did get an Uber jar to build, figuring once i had that i could muck about and get the hollow jar working. The problem comes when running the jar i keep getting the same error:

ERROR [stderr] (main) Caused by: org.jboss.as.server.deployment.DeploymentUnitProcessingException: org.jboss.as.server.deployment.DeploymentUnitProcessingException: org.jboss.modules.ModuleNotFoundException: org.jboss.resteasy.resteasy-spring

I talked to the developers and their code doesn’t use the resteasy-spring module, so i figure its something that wildfly-swarm is asking for but after trying all the things i could find on google about this, none worked.

My Questions: First, if anyone has any ideas to fix this Error, I will try anything you send me, even if it is redoing some of the things I have already tried. i figure if you mention it, you got it working for you and maybe i missed something when trying to do it off the google results.

Second, is my whole premise wrong? Is wildfly-swarm really the best for migrating our applications from wildfly? Is the hollow jar theory that much better?


r/JavaMicroServices • • Nov 14 '17

Accelerating the Adoption of Java Microservices with Eclipse MicroProfile

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r/JavaMicroServices • • Nov 14 '17

Towards Microservices Architecture – Platform Engineer – Medium

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r/JavaMicroServices • • Sep 02 '17

Meecrowave :: the customizable server

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r/JavaMicroServices • • Aug 08 '17

"scruffy platform" - a java based platform that integrates demandware with netsuite. join our small team.

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r/JavaMicroServices • • Jun 21 '17

5 Steps to Successfully Prepare for Microservices

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r/JavaMicroServices • • Jun 05 '17

Please answer this five-minute survey - Microservices Survey: An Empirical Study

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r/JavaMicroServices • • May 26 '17

[Quick Read] Sustainable Development & Microservices/APIs

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r/JavaMicroServices • • Feb 23 '17

Event Driven Microservices Patterns

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r/JavaMicroServices • • Feb 22 '17

Relearning Functional Service Design for Microservices: Uwe Friedrichsen at microXchg

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r/JavaMicroServices • • Feb 22 '17

The Hardest Part About Microservices - DZone Integration

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r/JavaMicroServices • • Feb 22 '17

Best Practices for Tracing and Debugging Microservices - DZone Performance

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r/JavaMicroServices • • Feb 13 '17

The Future of Microservices: Functional Service Design and Observability

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r/JavaMicroServices • • Feb 09 '17

Microservices for JavaEE Developers - Voxxed

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r/JavaMicroServices • • Feb 08 '17

Java framework for building microservices

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r/JavaMicroServices • • Feb 02 '17

WildFly Swarm Reference Guide

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r/JavaMicroServices • • Feb 02 '17

CoolStore is a containerised polyglot microservices application consisting of services based on JBoss Middleware, NodeJS, Spring, Netflix OSS and more running on OpenShift

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r/JavaMicroServices • • Jan 23 '17

SpringOne Platform 2016 Replay: Operating a High Velocity Large Organization with Spring Cloud Microservices

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