Since #16021, Spring Boot supports RSocket as a type of server applications (meaning there's a single RSocket server available and no HTTP server).
We should try and expose actuator endpoints in a meaningful way over RSocket.
Comment From: spencergibb
I'm very interested in this as well. It will be interesting to see how this gets done as the routing in Framework is still basic (simple string). Spring Cloud Gateway needs similar functionality.
Comment From: philwebb
I think we might run out of time for this one. I'm going to move it to 2.x for now (@bclozel feel free to move back if you have something in hand already).
Comment From: spencergibb
@bclozel I'd like to chat with you about it. Gateway needs something like this and I'd like to be not far off when I implement it there.
Comment From: onobc
@bclozel I would love to help out on this one.
Comment From: bclozel
@snicoll and I are looking into this issue. We've discussed with the Framework team about this and it seems that: * there are a lot of open questions still about conventions and best practices when it comes to routes and RSocket interaction models * we're missing critical infrastructure in Spring Framework to support this, and this might be considered at the same time as a possible functional programming model as well. * we need to learn more about the use cases behind this and what other pieces would be missing to provide a complete support (we'll get in touch with @spencergibb for that)
We're pushing it back to 2.x as 2.3 will be based on Spring Framework 5.2 and we won't have time to cover all this in the next release.
Comment From: AxelHeathnet
Is this still open?
Comment From: bclozel
@AxelHeathnet yes
Comment From: hexasm
Any progress ?
Comment From: bclozel
@peter-natkaniec not yet - we suspect we'll need more infrastructure from Spring Framework itself, but we need to work on drafting this support first. We're looking at the number of votes on issues to prioritize work.
Comment From: tomasz-galuszka
Looks like a big blocker for going into production without monitoring (I mean prometheus/grafana stack). Are there any other ways for monitoring r-socket based micro-services ?
Maybe https://github.com/micrometer-metrics/prometheus-rsocket-proxy ?
Comment From: PPrydorozhnyi
any news please?
Comment From: bclozel
We haven't made much progress on this and the demand is quite low compared to many other feature requests. I'm closing this issue for now. We can reconsider this decision depending on the number of votes on this issue.