Day-2 15:40 - 17:40
Day-2 15:40 - 17:40
  • hands on
  • EN

What a BOOTiful microservice with Armeria + WebFlux

In the rise of microservice architecture, Spring Boot and gRPC are becoming the essential toolkits for Java engineers. However, unlike your imagination, you will find yourself in trouble integrating your gRPC services with Spring Boot. This is where Armeria, LINE's open-source microservice framework, can get rid of your headaches.
This hands-on session will show you how to support gRPC and Thrift easily in your Spring-based application by replacing reactor-Netty with Armeria. As a result, you will be able to run gRPC, Thrift and WebFlux services all in a single server without launching multiple JVMs or opening multiple TCP/IP ports. We will also demonstrate Armeria's built-in web console which allows you to browse and invoke your RPC services effortlessly.


※What participants bring
- PC(Windows or Mac)

Joonhaeng Lee NAVER Clova Joon-haeng Lee is a software engineer working at NAVER Clova. Before joining, he had worked for Samsung SDS. And now he participates in the DUET(AI ARS) project which was introduced in LINE Conference 2019. He is interested in a lot of things including MSA, Java reactive programming, and also troubleshooting, performance and automation with Ansible.

Joon-haeng Lee is a software engineer working at NAVER Clova. Before joining, he had worked for Samsung SDS. And now he participates in the DUET(AI ARS) project which was introduced in LINE Conference 2019. He is interested in a lot of things including MSA, Java reactive programming, and also troubleshooting, performance and automation with Ansible.