Gregory Green

Gregory Green is an advisory solution engineer at VMware. He has more than 25 years of diverse software engineering experience in various industries, such as pharmaceutical, financial, telecommunications, and others. Gregory specializes in RabbitMQ, GemFire, Spring, and Kubernetes cloud native–based solutions. He holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in computer science.

Building Modern Data Microservices with Tanzu Data Services

See how Tanzu Data Services, along with Spring and Steeltoe, can benefit your mission-critical, cloud native data microservices written in Java, Kotlin, or .NET.
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Event Streaming Using RabbitMQ with Spring

Spring allows you to easily introduce RabbitMQ for applications written in Java virtual machine languages. The blog highlights how Spring provides seamless event streaming over RabbitMQ.
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RabbitMQ vs Kafka: How to Choose an Event-Streaming Broker

Learn why RabbitMQ fits well into most messaging-streaming scenarios and how it compares to others event-streaming brokers, like Kafka.
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Moving from Monoliths to Microservices? Don’t Forget to Transform the Data Layer. Here’s How

When breaking large, monolithic applications into microservices, don’t neglect data management. Here's how you can reap full cloud native benefits, by handling apps and data as a single microservice.
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How to Build Modern Data Pipelines with Pivotal GemFire and Spring Cloud Data Flow

Getting data from point A to B in a timely way is often easier said than done. Learn how to breakdown data silos with modern data pipelines using Spring Cloud Data Flow and Pivotal GemFire.
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Gregory Green

Building Modern Data Microservices with Tanzu Data Services

See how Tanzu Data Services, along with Spring and Steeltoe, can benefit your mission-critical, cloud native data microservices written in Java, Kotlin, or .NET.

Event Streaming Using RabbitMQ with Spring

Spring allows you to easily introduce RabbitMQ for applications written in Java virtual machine languages. The blog highlights how Spring provides seamless event streaming over RabbitMQ.

RabbitMQ vs Kafka: How to Choose an Event-Streaming Broker

Learn why RabbitMQ fits well into most messaging-streaming scenarios and how it compares to others event-streaming brokers, like Kafka.

Moving from Monoliths to Microservices? Don’t Forget to Transform the Data Layer. Here’s How

When breaking large, monolithic applications into microservices, don’t neglect data management. Here's how you can reap full cloud native benefits, by handling apps and data as a single microservice.

How to Build Modern Data Pipelines with Pivotal GemFire and Spring Cloud Data Flow

Getting data from point A to B in a timely way is often easier said than done. Learn how to breakdown data silos with modern data pipelines using Spring Cloud Data Flow and Pivotal GemFire.