- EFK Stack
- EFK is a collection of three open source products
- Elastic Search
- Store Logs(Log Lake)
- Elastic search is created as state full set.
- Elastic search will store all logs with indexing.
- Fluentd
- For shipping processing and storing logs.
- Fluentd ships the logs from container to database
- Fluentd is created as Deamon Set
- Fluent will scan the logs from all pods and namespaces and send to Elastic Search.
- Kibana
- Visualisation tool to monitor logs.
- Kibana is Created as deployment.
- Kibana Will read all the logs From ES server and display on browser.
- EFK stack provides centralised logging in order to identify problems with server or applications.
- It allows you to search all the logs in a single place.
- Annotations
- Controllers
- Components
- Dependencies
- Documenting Java Code
- Entities
- Hibernate
- HTTPS Security
- Spring Core
- Maven
- Spring MVC
- Microservices
- Packages
- Project Configuration
- REST Templates
- Spring Boot
- AOP
- Spring DI
- Spring IOC
- Spring Data
- Tag Library
- View Resolvers
- Validations,Errors & Exceptions
- Activiti Framework
- Deploy spring boot Microservices in Fargate
- Spring Security
- Password encryption using Jasypt
- Flyway DB Migration Script
- Session in Spring Boot
- Spring Expression Language
- Spring JDBC
- Spring ORM
- Testing Spring Boot
- Correlation ID
- Logging
- ELK Stack
- EFK Stack
- Swagger
- Rabbit MQ
- Circuit Breaker Pattern
- Connection Pooling
- Spring Batch
- Zipkins
- Kafka
- Spring Boot Actuator
- Spring Cloud
- Caching
- Gateway
- Service Discovery
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