In this tutorial, we’ll look at how to configure git credentials to prevent having to enter them manually.
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Michael Pratt
I am a Java developer with over 15 years of experience working with large software systems in a variety of industries. Lover of all things Spring Boot and microservices. Husband, father of two boys, and aspiring piano player.
Here's what I've written (so far):
Difference Between COPY and ADD in a Dockerfile
Filed under DevOps
Learn the differences between the two ways to copy files from the source system and when it makes sense to use each one
What’s New in Java 15
Filed under Java
Look at some of the new features of Java 15 as well as other changes that are of interest to Java developers
Guide to Jenkins Parameterized Builds
Filed under DevOps
Learn how to use build parameters with both Jenkins jobs and pipelines
Spring Boot Without A Web Server
Filed under Spring Boot
Learn multiple ways to run a Spring Boot without a web server
Using Hidden Inputs with Spring and Thymeleaf
Filed under Spring Web
Learn how to use hidden inputs with Thymeleaf.
Creating Docker Images with Spring Boot
Filed under Spring Boot
Learn how to create Docker images for a Spring Boot application
Spring Boot and Caffeine Cache
Filed under Spring Boot
Learn how to use Caffeine cache with Spring Boot
How to Inject Git Secrets in Jenkins
Filed under DevOps
Learn how to securely inject git secrets into Jenkins pipelines and jobs
Copying Files To And From Docker Containers
Filed under DevOps
Look at some different ways we can copy files to and from Docker containers
Spring Security: Check If a User Has a Role in Java
Filed under Spring Security
Learn various ways to check if an authenticated user has a specific role
Jenkins Slack Integration
Filed under DevOps
By setting up access tokens and plugins, we can keep our team informed about continuous integration with Slack notifications from our Jenkins builds.
Spring Boot – Using a Color Startup Banner
Filed under Spring Boot
Learn how to configure a colorful startup banner in Spring Boot.
Disable Spring Boot Banner at Startup
Filed under Spring Boot
Learn to disable the Spring Boot banner at the startup of an application.
Self-Hosted Monitoring For Spring Boot Applications
Filed under DevOps, Spring Boot
Use Spring Boot’s metrics actuator to create a self-hosted monitoring solution.
JHipster Authentication with an External Service
Filed under Security, Spring Security
Learn about JHipster’s use of Spring Security and how it simplifies authenticating with an external service.
Jest – Elasticsearch Java Client
Learn how to use the Jest HTTP Java client for Elasticsearch
MongoDB BSON Guide
Filed under NoSQL, Persistence
Learn how to interact with MongoDB using BSON.
Creating New APIs and Views in JHipster
Filed under Spring Boot
Learn how to create a new API inside a JHipster application and integrate that API into the front-end display
Creating New Roles and Authorities in JHipster
Filed under Security, Spring Boot
Learn how to create a new role that we can use to provide additional privileges to a user in a JHipster application
Baeldung on Linux
Guide to the Linux find Command
Filed under Linux - Files, Linux - Search
Learn how the find command can help us locate files and directories efficiently by using a combination of expressions and boolean logic
Baeldung on Computer Science
Do Sessions Violate RESTfulness?
Filed under Programming
Take a closer look at what defines a session and whether or not sessions violate the principles of RESTfulness
Difference Between REST and HTTP
Filed under Networking, Programming, Web
Learn the primary differences between REST and HTTP.