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Stop using UUID v4 as a primary key

Nov 1, 2023

Stop using UUID v4 as a primary key

Nov 1, 2023

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Mikhail Potter

GitLab CI for mono repo built by Maven

A couple of years ago we have decomposed one of our projects to a number of Microservices. For the sake of simplicity we continued to keep…

Mar 12, 2023

GitLab CI Pipeline

Mar 12, 2023

Mikhail Potter

Overriding OpenFeign client URL

We are using OpenFeign in Spring Boot quite often for external services integration. Usually, we configure them differently depending on…

Mar 11

Mar 11

Mikhail Potter

My Budgeting Journey

Why Bother?

Jan 25

My Budgeting Journey

Jan 25

Mikhail Potter

Read your own writes

Problem description

Dec 14, 2023

Read your own writes

Dec 14, 2023

Mikhail Potter

Access path variable from body validator

Java bean validation is a great tool for validating requests in Spring controllers. Unfortunately, request body might not contain all the…

Nov 7, 2023

Access path variable from body validator

Nov 7, 2023

Mikhail Potter

RabbitMQ topology guide

I haven’t thought that it would be that hard to find any guidance on RabbitMQ exchanges and queues topology on the net. Almost every…

Apr 30, 2023

RabbitMQ topology guide

Apr 30, 2023

Mikhail Potter

Spring Boot RabbitMQ retry patterns

People tend to think optimistically and working with message queues is not an exception. When events are delivered and handled…

Apr 12, 2023

Spring Boot RabbitMQ retry patterns

Apr 12, 2023

Mikhail Potter

Route Spring transactions to master and slave

With the grow of a project there might be a need to forward read requests to slave node. Fortunately, it could be easily achieved in…

Mar 31, 2023

Route Spring transactions to master and slave

Mar 31, 2023

Mikhail Potter

Feature flags in GitLab

Feature flag is a concept that allows to enable and disable features without the need to redeploy application. They provide much flexible…

Mar 24, 2023

Feature flags in GitLab

Mar 24, 2023

Mikhail Potter

Mikhail Potter

I have started making software since 2009. Mostly, backends that use JVM stack. However, touched other areas, like mobile, frontend and game development.

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