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This is an example application to show howto use Spring Boot 4, Angular 21, Kafka with Streams and Mongodb with the reactive features of Spring in a clean architecture and a Helm chart for the Kubernetes setup. Structurizr is used for C4 diagrams. Standalone Components are used with Angular.

  • Updated Feb 19, 2026
  • Java

This project shows howto use Angular 21 and Spring Boot 4 and Jpa with a Maven build in clean architecture. For development/production the H2/Postgresql databases are used. The databases are managed with Liquibase. Structurizr is used for the diagrams. Standalone Components are used with Angular.

  • Updated Feb 19, 2026
  • Java

This is an project to show the use of Angular 21, Spring Boot 4, H2/Postgresql with Jpa, Liquibase, Kafka and Gradle and a Helm chart for a Kubernetes deployment. The frontend uses D3 for charts. For dynamic queries the frontend uses Drag'n Drop and the Backend Jpa Criteria api and the frontend displays the results in Table/Tree Angular components.

  • Updated Feb 19, 2026
  • Java

This project shows howto use Angular 21 and Bing Maps and Spring Boot 4 and Jpa with a Gradle build in clean architecture. For the communication between the frontend and the backend GraphQl is used. For development/production the H2/Postgresql databases are used. The databases are managed with Liquibase. Angular Standalone Components are used.

  • Updated Feb 19, 2026
  • Java
Microservices

Screaming Architecture, Clean Architecture, Event-Driven Architecture, Clean Code, DDD, SOLID, Test Pyramid, Patterns (Ambassador, Circuit Breaker, Mediator, Outbox, Result, Retry, Strategy), Java 25, Spring Boot 4, Kong, Keycloak, Kafka, MongoDB, Redis, Elastic, Testcontainers, Docker

  • Updated Feb 11, 2026
  • Java

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