Understanding reactive microservices with JHipster - LogRocket Blog

Join a Meetup on November 10th at 1pm EDT to explore the creation of a reactive microservices architecture using JHipster, Spring Boot, Spring Cloud, and Kubernetes. Participants will gain insights into the significance of reactive microservices, learn how to generate microservices applications and microfrontends with JHipster, and understand the process of deploying these microservices into a Kubernetes cluster. The event will be hosted by Sendil Kumar Nellaiyapen, an engineering manager at Uber with a strong interest in web and cloud technologies. A recording of the session will be available for those who register.

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