Is really necessary to use Hystrix with reactive spring boot 2 application?
I'm working in a project in which we are moving some of ours microservices from Spring-MVC to Spring-Webflux to test the reactive paradigm. Looking for some help in the github repository of hystrix we've noted that the project have no commits since a year ago, and it's based in RxJava, so there are some incompatibilities with project-reactor.
We're having some issues using Hystrix, particulary that the annotations from "Javanica" doesn't work and our developers need to use HystrixCommands from Spring-Cloud instead. And the fact that Hystrix, obviously, creates his own pool of threads aside from the ones of reactor.
Reached this point my question is not how to use Hystrix with Spring Boot 2.0 but if it's a must to wrap all the external calls from our microservices in an HystrixCommand or if simply using the Reactor methods (timeout, onError, retry, etc.) we can avoid this wrapping.
spring spring-boot spring-webflux project-reactor hystrix
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I'm working in a project in which we are moving some of ours microservices from Spring-MVC to Spring-Webflux to test the reactive paradigm. Looking for some help in the github repository of hystrix we've noted that the project have no commits since a year ago, and it's based in RxJava, so there are some incompatibilities with project-reactor.
We're having some issues using Hystrix, particulary that the annotations from "Javanica" doesn't work and our developers need to use HystrixCommands from Spring-Cloud instead. And the fact that Hystrix, obviously, creates his own pool of threads aside from the ones of reactor.
Reached this point my question is not how to use Hystrix with Spring Boot 2.0 but if it's a must to wrap all the external calls from our microservices in an HystrixCommand or if simply using the Reactor methods (timeout, onError, retry, etc.) we can avoid this wrapping.
spring spring-boot spring-webflux project-reactor hystrix
asked Nov 13 '18 at 13:45
david.delamodavid.delamo
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I'm working in a project in which we are moving some of ours microservices from Spring-MVC to Spring-Webflux to test the reactive paradigm. Looking for some help in the github repository of hystrix we've noted that the project have no commits since a year ago, and it's based in RxJava, so there are some incompatibilities with project-reactor.
We're having some issues using Hystrix, particulary that the annotations from "Javanica" doesn't work and our developers need to use HystrixCommands from Spring-Cloud instead. And the fact that Hystrix, obviously, creates his own pool of threads aside from the ones of reactor.
Reached this point my question is not how to use Hystrix with Spring Boot 2.0 but if it's a must to wrap all the external calls from our microservices in an HystrixCommand or if simply using the Reactor methods (timeout, onError, retry, etc.) we can avoid this wrapping.
spring spring-boot spring-webflux project-reactor hystrix
asked Nov 13 '18 at 13:45
david.delamodavid.delamo
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I'm working in a project in which we are moving some of ours microservices from Spring-MVC to Spring-Webflux to test the reactive paradigm. Looking for some help in the github repository of hystrix we've noted that the project have no commits since a year ago, and it's based in RxJava, so there are some incompatibilities with project-reactor.
We're having some issues using Hystrix, particulary that the annotations from "Javanica" doesn't work and our developers need to use HystrixCommands from Spring-Cloud instead. And the fact that Hystrix, obviously, creates his own pool of threads aside from the ones of reactor.
Reached this point my question is not how to use Hystrix with Spring Boot 2.0 but if it's a must to wrap all the external calls from our microservices in an HystrixCommand or if simply using the Reactor methods (timeout, onError, retry, etc.) we can avoid this wrapping.
spring spring-boot spring-webflux project-reactor hystrix
spring spring-boot spring-webflux project-reactor hystrix
asked Nov 13 '18 at 13:45
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asked Nov 13 '18 at 13:45
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asked Nov 13 '18 at 13:45
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You could replace many of hystrix features with built-in Reactor methods (timeout, retry, limitRate, onError...).
For circuit breaker you could use Resilience4j. It is easy to embed it into existent Reactor code
Mono<MyClass> myMono = ...;
CircuitBreaker circuitBreaker = ...;
myMono.transform(CircuitBreakerOperator.of(circuitBreaker)).subscribe(...)
answered Nov 14 '18 at 15:14
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You could replace many of hystrix features with built-in Reactor methods (timeout, retry, limitRate, onError...).
For circuit breaker you could use Resilience4j. It is easy to embed it into existent Reactor code
Mono<MyClass> myMono = ...;
CircuitBreaker circuitBreaker = ...;
myMono.transform(CircuitBreakerOperator.of(circuitBreaker)).subscribe(...)
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You could replace many of hystrix features with built-in Reactor methods (timeout, retry, limitRate, onError...).
For circuit breaker you could use Resilience4j. It is easy to embed it into existent Reactor code
Mono<MyClass> myMono = ...;
CircuitBreaker circuitBreaker = ...;
myMono.transform(CircuitBreakerOperator.of(circuitBreaker)).subscribe(...)
answered Nov 14 '18 at 15:14
Alexander PankinAlexander Pankin
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You could replace many of hystrix features with built-in Reactor methods (timeout, retry, limitRate, onError...).
For circuit breaker you could use Resilience4j. It is easy to embed it into existent Reactor code
Mono<MyClass> myMono = ...;
CircuitBreaker circuitBreaker = ...;
myMono.transform(CircuitBreakerOperator.of(circuitBreaker)).subscribe(...)
answered Nov 14 '18 at 15:14
Alexander PankinAlexander Pankin
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You could replace many of hystrix features with built-in Reactor methods (timeout, retry, limitRate, onError...).
For circuit breaker you could use Resilience4j. It is easy to embed it into existent Reactor code
Mono<MyClass> myMono = ...;
CircuitBreaker circuitBreaker = ...;
myMono.transform(CircuitBreakerOperator.of(circuitBreaker)).subscribe(...)
answered Nov 14 '18 at 15:14
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