We were in­formed about a po­ten­tial se­cu­ri­ty is­sue with Log4J:

Please ad­just your Log4J de­pen­den­cy ver­sions ac­cord­ing­ly, to avoid any risk. No new Atomikos re­lease needs to be in­stalled since this is iso­lat­ed to a 3rd par­ty li­brary de­pen­den­cy marked as op­tion­al, so it is not pulled in tran­si­tive­ly. The API has been sta­ble so it works with the lat­est se­cure Log4J ver­sions at the time of pub­lish­ing.

In this ar­ti­cle we'll be de­bunk­ing 4 mi­croser­vice myths that can get you into trou­ble, and point you to­wards 5 com­mon pit­falls that will ruin your data con­sis­ten­cy in the long run...

What can you do if a de­ploy­ment goes wrong in your mi­croser­vices en­vi­ron­ment?

How do you process JMS mes­sages with high­er per­for­mance? With XA!

The Spring Frame­work and Spring Boot are great tech­nolo­gies, but what if you want to use Atomikos with­out Spring? Here is how to do it: