The Keyhole Software team is excited to once again be involved in the Kansas City Developer Conference from both a sponsorship perspective and as conference speakers! As a Platinum Sponsor, we will have a booth at the conference during the pre-compilers and main conference days. Stop by the booth to enter for a chance to win an Amazon gift card. Keyhole Software team members Brice McIver, Jaime Niswonger, Billy Korando, and Chase Aucoin will present talks at the conference…
We are excited to announce that Keyhole Software has achieved the status of Microsoft Silver Competency Partner.
Joining this elite tier of Microsoft Partners represents that Keyhole has achieved the highest level of application development competence with Microsoft technologies. It required a history of success within the technology industry and a constant commitment to customers.
We are excited to announce the next free public Keyhole Software educational event: OpenShift In Action! This Breakfast Boost event is a live learning opportunity open to the public. The presentation is geared to benefit software developers who are implementing or interested in Microservices and OpenShift.
This free presentation will be held at the Keyhole Software office in Leawood, Kansas on Wednesday, June 28, 2017 from 8-10 a.m. Space is limited. To get more information and reserve your free tickets, please visit http://bit.ly/openshiftkc…
Keyhole Software is excited to once again be a Gold sponsor of the Nebraska.Code() Conference. If you have yet to register to attend, use promo code Keyhole10 to receive 10% off of your 2017 conference ticket cost.
The conference will take place this week, Wednesday through Friday, May 17-19. Wednesday will consist of half and full-day workshops, while Thursday and Friday will consist of one-hour breakout sessions.
Keyhole will be giving away a $150 Amazon gift card in a random drawing. Stop by the Keyhole booth on Thursday to enter the drawing, which will take place early Friday afternoon.
Numerous conference sessions will be led by Keyhole Software team members on a myriad of technical topics. Make sure to attend the following Keyhole sessions when setting your own personal conference calendar….
If you are heading down the path of a Microservices style of architecture, one tenant you will need to embrace is automation. Many moving parts are introduced with this style of architecture. If successful, your environment will have a plethora of service APIs available that the enterprise can consume for application development and integration.
This means that there must be a way that available API documentation can be discovered. API information needs to be effectively communicated throughout the enterprise that shows where APIs are used, how often APIs are used, and when APIs change. Not having this type of monitoring in place will hinder and possibly cripple the agility benefits that a Microservice style of architecture can bring to the enterprise.
This blog will describe how Swagger/OpenAPI documentation can be applied to a Spring Boot implementation. We will show how API documentation and monitoring can be automatically published to an API documentation portal.
As an example, we introduce a reference Spring Boot API CRUD application (using Spring MVC/Data with Spring Fox) and set up the automatic publishing of API documentation and statistics to documentation portal GrokOla. In the example, we introduce two open source utilities to help and allow published APIs the ability to be searched and notify users when changed….
