Microservices with Spring Boot, Spring Cloud, Docker, K8s

Microservices with Spring Boot, Spring Cloud, Docker, K8s, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.47, with 179 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 1157 reviews, and has 11087 subscribers.

You will learn about What is microservices architecture and how it is different from monolithic and SOA architectures How to build production ready microservices using ?Spring, SpringBoot, Spring Cloud and Cloud Platforms Orchestrate microservices with KUBERNETES Create containers for microservices with DOCKER Configuration management in microservices using Spring Cloud Config Server Service Discovery and Registration pattern inside microservices and how to implement using Spring Eureka server Building resilient microservices using RESILIENCE4J framework Microservices Security using OAuth2 and Okta Implementing CI/CD Pipelines for Microservices deployment Deploying Microservices to Google Cloud Platform Implementing Distributed tracing & Log aggregation in microservices Unit Testing for all layers in Microservices This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner students who are learning Spring framework and interested in Microservices as well or Developers who already know developing web applications using Spring framework or Java Architects It is particularly useful for Beginner students who are learning Spring framework and interested in Microservices as well or Developers who already know developing web applications using Spring framework or Java Architects.

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Summary

Title: Microservices with Spring Boot, Spring Cloud, Docker, K8s

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.47

Number of Lectures: 179

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 179

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 180

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 180

Original Price: ?4,099

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

What is microservices architecture and how it is different from monolithic and SOA architectures

How to build production ready microservices using ?Spring, SpringBoot, Spring Cloud and Cloud Platforms

Orchestrate microservices with KUBERNETES

Create containers for microservices with DOCKER

Configuration management in microservices using Spring Cloud Config Server

Service Discovery and Registration pattern inside microservices and how to implement using Spring Eureka server

Building resilient microservices using RESILIENCE4J framework

Microservices Security using OAuth2 and Okta

Implementing CI/CD Pipelines for Microservices deployment

Deploying Microservices to Google Cloud Platform

Implementing Distributed tracing & Log aggregation in microservices

Unit Testing for all layers in Microservices

Who Should Attend

Beginner students who are learning Spring framework and interested in Microservices as well

Developers who already know developing web applications using Spring framework

Java Architects

Target Audiences

Beginner students who are learning Spring framework and interested in Microservices as well

Developers who already know developing web applications using Spring framework

Java Architects

Do you want to Learn to Build an Amazing REST APIwith Spring Boot? Do you want to learn what the Hype about Microservices is all about? Do you want to Build Microservices with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud? Do you want to Build Containers with Docker? Do you want to orchestrate Microservices with Kubernetes? Look no further!

1. What is microservices architecture and how is it different from monolithic and SOA architectures

2. How to build production-ready microservices using Spring, SpringBoot, and Spring Cloud

3. Configuration management in microservices using Spring Cloud Config Server

4. Service Discovery and Registration pattern inside microservices and how to implement using Spring Eureka server

5. Building resilient microservices using the RESILIENCE4J framework

6. Handling Cross-cutting concerns and routing inside microservices using Spring Cloud Gateway

7. Implementing Distributed tracing & Log aggregation in microservices using Spring Sleuth and Zipkin

8. Role of Docker in microservices and how to build docker images, containers

9. Most commonly used Docker commands

10. Role of Kubernetes in microservices as a container orchestration framework.

11. How to setup a Kubernetes cluster and deploy microservices inside it

12. The most commonly used Kubernetes commands

13. Microservices Security using OAuth2 and Okta

14. Unit testing for all layers in Microservices

15. CI/CD Pilepile with Jenkins for the deployment of Microservices

16. GCP Cloud Platform as a Cloud provider for deploying Microservices to Cloud using CI/CD Pipeline

The pre-requisite for the course is basic knowledge of Java, and interest in learning.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction – Microservices with Spring Boot

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Course Repo Details

Chapter 2: Introduction to Spring Boot

Lecture 1: What is Spring Boot?

Lecture 2: What is Dependency Injection?

Lecture 3: Spring Initializr

Lecture 4: Setting up your IDE for Spring Boot Project

Lecture 5: Creating First Hello World API

Lecture 6: Spring Boot Starters Project

Lecture 7: Understanding Spring Boot Magic

Lecture 8: Embedded Servers

Lecture 9: Exploring Spring Boot Actuator

Lecture 10: Exploring Spring Boot DevTools

Chapter 3: Introduction to Web Services

Lecture 1: Introduction to Web Services

Lecture 2: What is Web Service?

Lecture 3: How Webservices work?

Chapter 4: RESTful Web Services with Spring Boot

Lecture 1: What is REST?

Lecture 2: Creating a Hello World Service

Lecture 3: Enhancing Hello World Service to Return an Object

Lecture 4: Working with the Path Variables

Lecture 5: Working with Request Params

Lecture 6: Implementing POST method to Create Employee Resource

Lecture 7: Implementing GET Method for Employee Resource

Lecture 8: Implementing GET Method for Employee by Id

Lecture 9: Implementing Exception Handling – 404 Resource Not Found

Lecture 10: Implementing Generic Exception Handling for All Resources

Lecture 11: Implementing DELETE Method to delete a Employee Resource

Lecture 12: Content Negotiation – Implementing Support for XML and JSON

Lecture 13: Implementing Data Filtering for RESTful Services

Lecture 14: API Versioning

Chapter 5: Spring Data JPA with Spring Boot

Lecture 1: What is JPA with REST API?

Lecture 2: Setting up JPA and Different Classes

Lecture 3: Create Employee POST methods with JPA

Lecture 4: Get Employee Data from DB with JPA

Lecture 5: Delete Employee Data from DB using JPA

Lecture 6: Converting H2 DB to MYSQL DB

Chapter 6: Introduction to Microservices

Lecture 1: All about Microservices

Chapter 7: Microservices Implementation

Lecture 1: Overview of Implementing Microservice Architechture

Lecture 2: What is Service Registry?

Lecture 3: Creating Product Service

Lecture 4: Implementing Create Product API

Lecture 5: Implementing Get Product API

Lecture 6: Exception Handling in Product Service

Lecture 7: Creating Service Registry

Lecture 8: Implementing Service Registry Client in Product Service

Lecture 9: Creating Order Service Application with packages and Classes

Lecture 10: Creating Place Order API with Basic data saving

Lecture 11: Implement Service registry Client in Order Service

Lecture 12: How to handle repetitive configurations

Lecture 13: Config Server Repo

Lecture 14: Creating Config Server

Lecture 15: Adding Config Client in Order and Product Service

Lecture 16: Implementing ReduceQuantity API in Product Service

Lecture 17: Testing reduceQuantity API

Lecture 18: Feign Client Introduction

Lecture 19: Calling ReduceQuantity API from placeOrder Service using Feign Client

Lecture 20: Implementing ErrorDecoder to handle Exceptions

Lecture 21: Adding ExceptionHandler in OrderService

Lecture 22: Installing Zipkin via Docker

Lecture 23: Adding Distributed Log Tracing (Zipkin and Slueth)

Lecture 24: Creating Payment Service Application

Lecture 25: Implementing doPayment API in Payment Service

Lecture 26: Calling doPayment API with Feign Client from placeOrder

Lecture 27: Implementing GetOrder Details in Order Service

Lecture 28: Fetching Product data for getOrder details API

Lecture 29: Fetching Payment details for getOrder detials API

Lecture 30: Introduction to API Gateway

Lecture 31: Implementing API Gateway Service

Lecture 32: What is Circuit Breaker

Lecture 33: Implementing Circuit Breaker in API gateway

Lecture 34: Implementing Circuit Breaker in Order Service

Lecture 35: Implementing Rate Limiter in API Gateway using Resilience 4j and Redis

Chapter 8: Spring Security with Microservices

Lecture 1: Intro to Spring Security

Lecture 2: Okta Registration and Configuration

Lecture 3: Adding Security in API Gateway

Lecture 4: Implement Authenticate Login API

Lecture 5: Adding Security in Order Service

Lecture 6: Adding Interceptors

Lecture 7: Adding Security in Product Service

Lecture 8: Adding Security in Payment Service

Lecture 9: Testing Spring Security

Lecture 10: Okta Configuration

Chapter 9: Unit Testing of Microservices

Lecture 1: Overview of Unit Testing

Lecture 2: Congifure Order Service for Testing

Lecture 3: Creating Test Class for Service layer

Lecture 4: Create a Test Method with Mocking

Lecture 5: Test Verify and Assertions

Lecture 6: Testing GetOrderDetails Failure Scenario

Lecture 7: Testing PlaceOrder Success Scenario

Lecture 8: Testing PlaceOrder Failure Scenario

Lecture 9: Checking Coverage

Instructors

Shabbir Dawoodi
Senior Software Developer

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3 stars: 94 votes

4 stars: 385 votes

5 stars: 632 votes

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