Lately, I am getting a few 'how to do' inquiries on my last Swagger posting. Most questions involve either renaming or sorting REST controllers. I also ran into a few interesting Swagger challenges in the last couple of months. Now that it has been over a year since my lasting posting on Swagger, it is a good time to revisit the subject.

Over the past one year, I posted a couple of blogs on Docker. I am not fully convinced that I have fully grasped or explained what Docker is. This is another attempt to fully understand and explain the basic concepts of Docker and the evolution of virtualization.

It has been nearly a year since my last posting on Docker. The popularity of Docker has since grown by leaps and bounds. In this posting, I will show you how to create a Docker image of a Spring Boot application using a Maven Docker plugin.

Hive XML SerDe is an XML processing library based on Hive  SerDe  (serializer / deserializer) framework. It relies on XmlInputFormat from Apache Mahout project to shred the input file into XML fragments based on specific start and end tags. You can find more about XmlInputFormat in “Hadoop in Practice”.

This is the continuation of my earlier posting,  Swagger For the REST of Us. Here,  I will cover Springfox integration with my REST Hello World project. Though Springfox supports both 1.2 and 2.0 versions of the Swagger specification, I will stick to Swagger 2.0 specification.