This guide explains how to install the Apache Dubbo in Spring Framework plugin for IntelliJ IDEA 2023.2+, outlines two installation methods, and walks through creating a Dubbo microservice project with version selection, component choices, and final project generation, plus useful links.
The article explains how the delegation pattern—combining a fixed core processing path with extensible open interfaces—underpins Java toolkits such as SLF4J, JDBC, and Dubbo, illustrating its implementation steps, when to apply it, and pitfalls like reverse delegation loops.
Apache Dubbo 3.1.0 introduces native Service Mesh support, an error‑code troubleshooting guide, Fastjson2 serialization, single‑port multi‑protocol handling, and full compatibility with Dubbo 3.0, providing a lighter data‑plane and a more cohesive control‑plane for cloud‑native applications.
This article introduces Apache Dubbo, compares it with Eureka, and provides a complete step‑by‑step example—including service interface, implementation, provider and consumer configurations, XML files, and code snippets—plus instructions for installing and using Dubbo‑Admin for monitoring micro‑service deployments.
On January 14, 2022, 360CERT reported a high‑severity CVE‑2021‑43297 deserialization flaw in Apache Dubbo’s hessian‑lite (up to version 3.2.11) that can lead to remote code execution, detailing its impact, affected versions, risk rating, and recommending immediate upgrades to safe releases.
Apache Dubbo 3.0.4, a high‑performance lightweight Java RPC framework, introduces several new capabilities such as logger disabling, background module startup, multi‑subscription extensions, native Dubbo 3.0.4 support, streamObserver cancellation, message compression, cache attributes, Maven plugin integration, and adds ExtensionClassLoaderPackages, while also fixing numerous bugs, optimizing code paths, and enhancing overall stability.
Apache Dubbo 3 modernizes the popular Java RPC framework by adopting cloud‑native principles, introducing an application‑level service discovery model, a next‑generation Triple RPC protocol, and seamless Kubernetes integration, while preserving its proven ease of use and performance benefits for large‑scale microservice deployments.
The article explains how Apache Dubbo 3 adapts to the cloud‑native era by introducing an application‑level service discovery model, the next‑generation Triple RPC protocol, and deep Kubernetes integration, highlighting performance gains, cross‑language support, and flexible deployment options for modern microservices.
The article announces Apache Dubbo 3.0's preview and upcoming official release, outlines its new application‑level service discovery, Triple RPC protocol, routing rules, performance improvements, Kubernetes integration, extension modules, compatibility with 2.7.x, and provides migration considerations for developers.
The article outlines G Bank’s transition from a single‑threaded commercial monitoring solution to a self‑developed, open‑source based alert system that leverages Akka for parallel collection, Apache Dubbo for distributed processing, and Apache Ignite for in‑memory storage, achieving million‑level alert capacity, sub‑100 ms latency, and linear scalability.
The article details the high‑severity CVE‑2020‑1948 remote code execution flaw in Apache Dubbo, describing its background, risk rating, affected versions, remediation steps, asset‑mapping data, and a timeline of disclosures to help users protect their Java RPC services.
The 2020‑06‑23 360CERT alert reveals a high‑severity remote code execution vulnerability (CVE‑2020‑1948) in Apache Dubbo providers, explains its impact, affected versions, risk rating, and provides concrete upgrade and mitigation recommendations to protect Java RPC services.
The 2020‑06‑23 security advisory reveals that Apache Dubbo versions 2.5.x, 2.6.0‑2.6.7, and 2.7.0‑2.7.6 contain a high‑severity deserialization vulnerability (CVE‑2020‑1948) allowing remote code execution, outlines its impact, provides affected version details, risk assessment, remediation steps, and references to mapping data and product‑level mitigation.
Apache Dubbo 2.7.7, the high‑performance lightweight Java RPC framework, introduces major features such as Nacos authentication integration, LFU cache support, network interface selection, memory‑optimized Hessian2 instances, new load‑balancing strategies, plus numerous enhancements and bug fixes to improve reliability and performance.
The Apache Dubbo CVE‑2019‑17564 vulnerability allows remote code execution via unsafe deserialization when using the HTTP protocol, affecting multiple Dubbo versions, and can be mitigated by upgrading to 2.7.5 or applying WAF protection rules.
Apache Dubbo’s CVE‑2019‑17564 is a high‑severity vulnerability that allows remote code execution via unsafe deserialization when the HTTP protocol is enabled, affecting versions 2.5.x through 2.7.4; the article details the flaw’s mechanics, affected classes, detection methods, and recommended upgrades or WAF protections.
The article explains the deserialization vulnerability (CVE-2019-17564) in Apache Dubbo when using HTTP, lists the impacted 2.5.x, 2.6.x, and 2.7.x versions, and provides mitigation steps including upgrading to 2.7.5 and applying Huawei Cloud WAF rules.
iQIYI has adopted Apache Dubbo since 2019, building a custom SPI‑based plugin system, integrating registration, configuration and metadata centers, enhancing availability with instance‑level health checks and Sentinel circuit‑breaking, implementing region‑aware routing and AK/SK authentication, and contributing extensive optimizations and future‑oriented plans to the open‑source Dubbo ecosystem.
The article introduces Apache Dubbo, a high‑performance Java RPC framework, outlines its history, current features, multi‑language ecosystem, recent releases, and future plans such as cloud‑native integration, service‑mesh support, reactive programming, and the roadmap toward Dubbo 3.0.
The article introduces Apache Dubbo, a high‑performance lightweight Java RPC framework, outlines its core capabilities, development history, technical ecosystem, 2019 plans, shares micro‑service implementation experiences, and provides speaker and community information for the DataFun big‑data forum.
This interview with Ctrip's He Xinming details the motivation, architecture, features, performance benchmarks, and future roadmap of dubbo-go, the Go language implementation of Apache Dubbo, highlighting its role in bridging Java and Go microservice ecosystems and its cloud‑native aspirations.
This article provides a detailed, macro‑level walkthrough of Apache Dubbo's startup sequence, covering Spring schema extensions, event‑driven service export, URL construction, local and remote exposure decisions, and the Netty server initialization that together enable transparent Java RPC services.
