Evaluating Apache APISIX vs. Spring Cloud Gateway

Given the number of API Gateways available on the market, I’m regularly asked which is better. Better is a very subjective term. However, there’s no denying that if you’re advocating for a product, you should know your product and its competitors. In this post, I’d like to share my understanding of Spring Cloud Gateway and how it compares to Apache APISIX. I’m cautious when comparing products because most comparisons I read are heavily biased. That’s a risk,

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Dynamic OpenAPIs with Spring Cloud Gateway by Iván López @ Spring I/O 2023

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#springboot 3 #graalvm #aot #native for #arm64 and #amd64
This #springcloudgateway repo is the one that is going to make #gradle stick for me.
Using #testcontainers to validate my #native builds!
Check out my new tshirt then go take a look at the repo.
https://github.com/dashaun/dev.dashaun.service.gateway
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#knative on #raspberrypi with #springboot native compiled for #arm64 made publicly available by connecting #cloudflared to to the #ingress
I setup #ingress to point to #Springcloudgateway which handles the routing to the other services.
@toomuchcoding not yet, it's a pretty simple app with in-memory data. I may add a db later, along with #SpringCloudGateway.
Does #Micrometer instrument db requests too through Observation API?