毕业设计外文文献—Spring 集成带有Spring Boot的Spring流.docxVIP

附录A 外文翻译—原文部分 Gutierrez, Pro Spring Boot 2, /10.1007/978-1-4842-3676-5_11 Spring Integration and Spring Cloud Stream with Spring Boot In this chapter, I show you one of the best integration frameworks for the Java community: the Spring Integration project, which is based on the Spring Framework. I also present the Spring Cloud Stream, which is based on Spring Integration. It creates robust and scalable event-driven microservices connected to shared messaging systems—all done with Spring Boot. If we take a look at software development and business needs, as a developer or an architect, we are always looking at how to integrate components and systems, either internal or external to our architecture, and probe what is fully functional, highly available, and easy to maintain and enhance. The following are the main uses cases that developers or architects typically face. ?\ Creating a system that does a reliable file transfer or file analysis. Most of the applications out there need to read information from a file and then process it, so we need to create robust file systems that save and read data but also share and deal with the size of the files. ?\ The ability to use data in a shared environment where multiple clients (systems or users) need access to the same database or the same table and do operations and deal with inconsistency, duplication, and more. ?\ Remote access to different systems, from executing remote procedures, to sending a lot of information. We always want to have this in real time and in an asynchronous way. The ability to get a response as fast as possible without forgetting that the remote system always needs to be reachable; in other words, have the fault tolerance and high availability required. ?\ Messaging—from a basic internal call to billions of messages per second to remote brokers. Normally, we do messaging in an asynchronous way, so we need to deal with concurrency, multithreading, speed (network latency), high availability, fault tole