What is the difference between Spring Cloud Gateway and Apisix?

What is the advantage of Spring Cloud Gateway?

The Spring Cloud Gateway is a part of the Spring Cloud which is developed by Spring and it's also a part of Spring Cloud Network.

The Spring Cloud Gateway is a high-level, enterprise-grade, cloud-native open source microservice gateway that provides RESTful web services and supports for HTTP/2 push, CORS and authentication. The Spring Cloud Gateway is a general-purpose, microservice-based service that provides a unified way to expose your microservices to the outside world.

Here I am going to explain the advantages of Spring Cloud Gateway, then I am going to explain how to configure the Spring Cloud Gateway with restful services in this tutorial. Spring Cloud Gateway advantages: It is a high-level, enterprise-grade, cloud-native open source microservice gateway. Spring Cloud Gateway supports HTTP/2 push, CORS and authentication. It provides a simple and easy way to deploy your applications into the cloud and connect your existing applications to your cloud services. You can expose your RESTful services through the Spring Cloud Gateway easily. Now let's start with the Spring Cloud Gateway. How to configure Spring Cloud Gateway? You can configure the Spring Cloud Gateway using the following command. Mvn archetype:generate -DgroupId=com.in28minutes.spring.gateway -DartifactId=spring-cloud-gateway-archetype -DarchetypeGroupId=org.springframework.boot -DarchetypeArtifactId=spring-boot-maven-archetype-starter

This will generate the Spring Cloud Gateway project structure. If you want to explore more, click here. Let's create a new Java application. The generated pom.xml file of Spring Cloud Gateway is as follows.xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?