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Spring Bootframework~5 mins

Service-to-service communication in Spring Boot - Cheat Sheet & Quick Revision

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beginner
What is service-to-service communication in Spring Boot?
It is when two or more Spring Boot applications talk to each other directly to share data or trigger actions without user involvement.
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beginner
Name two common ways Spring Boot services communicate with each other.
They use REST APIs over HTTP or messaging systems like RabbitMQ or Kafka for asynchronous communication.
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intermediate
What is the role of RestTemplate or WebClient in Spring Boot?
They are tools to send HTTP requests from one service to another, making it easy to call REST APIs.
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intermediate
Why use asynchronous messaging for service communication?
It helps services work independently without waiting, improving speed and reliability when handling many requests.
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advanced
What is a common pattern to secure service-to-service communication?
Using tokens like JWT or mutual TLS to verify each service's identity before sharing data.
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Which Spring Boot tool is recommended for reactive HTTP calls between services?
ARestTemplate
BRabbitMQ
CWebClient
DKafka
What does asynchronous messaging help with in service communication?
ASlowing down requests
BMaking services wait for each other
CReplacing REST APIs
DImproving speed and decoupling services
Which protocol is commonly used for synchronous service-to-service communication?
AHTTP/REST
BSMTP
CFTP
DMQTT
What is a benefit of using JWT tokens in service communication?
AThey slow down communication
BThey verify service identity securely
CThey replace HTTP
DThey store large files
Which Spring Boot feature helps automatically discover and call other services?
ASpring Cloud Discovery Client
BSpring Security
CSpring Data JPA
DSpring MVC
Explain how two Spring Boot services can communicate synchronously and asynchronously.
Think about direct HTTP calls versus message queues.
You got /3 concepts.
    Describe common security methods to protect service-to-service communication in Spring Boot.
    Consider how services prove who they are.
    You got /3 concepts.