Learn Microservices using Spring boot with Spring Cloud

Learn Microservices using Spring boot with Spring Cloud, available at $19.99, with 64 lectures, and has 17 subscribers.

You will learn about You can learn about microservices and its features and operations. Students also can experience hands on examples. After completing the course students can proceed to create micro services using CURD operations and other services and functionalities. You can an learn What is Microservice & Why we need it ? Can develop their own project and fulfilling their development needs Before learning Microservices it is better to have minimal knowledge in java. Can explore on What is Spring Cloud ? Practical Implementation Of OpenFeign REST Client Service Discovery & Registry using Spring Cloud Eureka Client Side Load Balancing with Spring Cloud LoadBalancer This course is ideal for individuals who are Someone who has already had knowledge in java, Advanced Java so that they can easily learn about micro services. or Those who want to develop API services and microservices it would be more useful. It is particularly useful for Someone who has already had knowledge in java, Advanced Java so that they can easily learn about micro services. or Those who want to develop API services and microservices it would be more useful.

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Title: Learn Microservices using Spring boot with Spring Cloud

Price: $19.99

Number of Lectures: 64

Number of Published Lectures: 64

Number of Curriculum Items: 64

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 64

Original Price: ?999

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

You can learn about microservices and its features and operations. Students also can experience hands on examples.

After completing the course students can proceed to create micro services using CURD operations and other services and functionalities.

You can an learn What is Microservice & Why we need it ?

Can develop their own project and fulfilling their development needs

Before learning Microservices it is better to have minimal knowledge in java.

Can explore on What is Spring Cloud ?

Practical Implementation Of OpenFeign REST Client

Service Discovery & Registry using Spring Cloud Eureka

Client Side Load Balancing with Spring Cloud LoadBalancer

Who Should Attend

Someone who has already had knowledge in java, Advanced Java so that they can easily learn about micro services.

Those who want to develop API services and microservices it would be more useful.

Target Audiences

Someone who has already had knowledge in java, Advanced Java so that they can easily learn about micro services.

Those who want to develop API services and microservices it would be more useful.

In this course, you will learn how to build REST APIs or Microservices using the latest version of Spring Boot), and Mongo database.

Spring Boot is basically an extension of the Spring framework which eliminated the boilerplate configurations required for setting up a Spring application.

Spring Boot is an opinionated framework that helps developers build Spring-based applications quickly and easily. The main goal of Spring Boot is to quickly create Spring-based applications without requiring developers to write the same boilerplate configuration again and again.

Microservices are an architectural style to building the system/application as

A set of smaller business components that are autonomous, self-contained and

Loosely coupled. Micro means small and service is webservice. After completing this student will become more comfortable to develop microservice based projects.

Using this course students can learn about API Gateway’s, Eureka servers.

Using this course students able to perform CURD operations.

Using this course students will understand about various integrations.

Using this course students can manage to download open source software’s  and they will be able to setup environment setup for microservices.

Evolution of microservice:-

Many organizations such as Netflix, Amazon, and eBay successfully used the divide and conquer technique to functionality partition their monolithic applications into smaller atomic units, each performing a single function. These organization solved a number of issue

they were experiencing with their monolithic applications. Following the success of these organization, many other organizations started adopting

This as a common pattern to refactor their monolithic applications.

Purpose of microservice:

Applications to achieve a high degree of agility, speed of delivery, and scalability

Principles of Microservice:

1) Single Responsibility per Service

2) Autonomous

Micro services are self-containerd, independently deployable and autonomous service that takes full responsibility and its execution.

In the microservices approach , each microservice will be built as a fat jar, embedding all dependencies and run as a standalone java process

Course Contents ?

1. Introduction to Microservices

2. Microservices Architecture

3. Environment setup-Java installation

4. Environment setup-Java is not recognized error fix

5. Environment setup-Spring tool suit

6. Environment setup-POST Man

7. Environment setup- Mongo DB

8. Environment setup- MySQL

9. REST based CRUD operations.

10. How to add student details into Mongo DB using micro services.

11. How to delete student details from Mongo DB using micro services

12. How to update student details into Mongo Db using micro services

13. Retrieve student details from Mongo DB using using micro services.

14. Spring cloud API gateway with Eureka Server architecture and Integrations

15. Micro service integration with Eureka server

16. Micro services Integration with API gateway

17. Spring cloud openfeign integration.

18.OpenFeign communication with Eureka server

19. OpenFeign communication with server for Insert

20. OpenFeign communication with server for Retrieve

21. OpenFeign communication with server for Delete

22. OpenFeign communication with server for Update

23.About Swagger

24. Swagger document generation

25.Introduction to Spring cloud load balance

26 Spring cloud load balance at client side

What you’ll learn

Learn how to build Microservices or REST API using Spring Boot

Learn how to integrate with Eureka server

Learn how to use CRUD operations.

Learn how to connect Microservice to MongoDB database

Learn how to use Spring cloud API gateway

Learn how to use Swagger

Learn how to use Spring cloud load balancing

Are there any course requirements or prerequisites?

Java basics

Spring basics

Who this course is for:

This course is for Spring boot beginners who want to getting started with building Microservices and RestAPI’s using Spring Boot and Mongo database

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction to Microservices

Lecture 2: Microservices-Architecture

Chapter 2: Environment Setup

Lecture 1: Environment Setup – Java installation

Lecture 2: Environment Setup – Java is not recognized

Lecture 3: Environment Setup – Spring tool suit

Lecture 4: Environment Setup- Postman

Lecture 5: Environment Setup – Mongo DB

Lecture 6: Environment Setup – Mysql

Lecture 7: Downloadable links for required software setup

Chapter 3: Microservice : REST based CRUD operations using Spring Boot and MongoDB

Lecture 1: Microservice : How to add student details into MongoDb using Microservice

Lecture 2: How to delete record from mongo db using microservice

Lecture 3: How to update student details in mongo db using microservices

Lecture 4: Retrieve student details from MongoDb using microservice

Chapter 4: About Spring Cloud API Gateway & Eureka Server & Integration with microservices

Lecture 1: Spring Cloud API Gateway & Eureka Server & Architecture and Integration with MS

Lecture 2: Microservices-Integration-with-EurekaServer

Lecture 3: Microservices-Integration-with-Api-Gateway

Chapter 5: Spring-Cloud-OpenFeign

Lecture 1: Spring-Cloud-OpenFeign- Introduction

Lecture 2: Open Feign Configuration with Eureka Client

Lecture 3: OpenFeign-Client Communication with Server

Lecture 4: OpenFeign-Communicaiton-with-Server-Add-record

Lecture 5: OpenFeign-Communication-with-Server-Retrieve-Student-Details-List

Lecture 6: OpenFeign-Communication-With-Server-Delete-Record

Lecture 7: OpenFeign-Communication-With-Server-Update-Student-Details

Chapter 6: Swagger

Lecture 1: About Swagger

Lecture 2: Swagger document creation

Chapter 7: Spring Cloud Load Balancer or Client Side Load Balancer

Lecture 1: Introduction-Spring Cloud Load Balancer Or Client side load balancing

Lecture 2: Spring-Cloud-Load-Balancing at Client side.

Chapter 8: Fault tolerance & Circuit breaker with Resilience4J

Lecture 1: Introduction about fault tolerance and possible failures in microservices.

Lecture 2: Circuit breaker role with microservices

Lecture 3: Micro services with Circuit breaker and Resilience4J

Lecture 4: Properties

Lecture 5: Circuit breaker implementation using Resilience4J

Lecture 6: Circuit breaker Code implementation using Resilience4J

Lecture 7: Circuit breaker implementation evaluation

Chapter 9: Sleuth and ZIPKIN

Lecture 1: Introduction about Sleuth and ZIPKIN server

Lecture 2: Sleuth and ZIPKIN server configuration

Chapter 10: Spring Cloud Config server

Lecture 1: Intro about Config Server

Lecture 2: Create GIT repository and Config Server

Lecture 3: Config Server-In-Action

Lecture 4: How to integrate angular application with microservices & deploying into tomcat

Chapter 11: Bonus Lecture – Junit with Spring Boot and Mockito

Lecture 1: Introduction1-Junit-Testing with spring boot and Mockito-Overview

Lecture 2: Introduction2-Junit Testing

Lecture 3: Environment setup with example

Lecture 4: Calculate Example

Lecture 5: Calculate Example with empty and single value

Lecture 6: Example to call a calculate service

Lecture 7: ServiceImplementation with Stub

Lecture 8: Calculate-Servce-Stub-with empty and single values

Lecture 9: Create-MockService-for-CalculateSum

Lecture 10: Refactoring at the rate Mock, at the rate Inject Mocks

Lecture 11: Unit testing with List example

Lecture 12: Junit-Annotations

Lecture 13: Junit-Spy

Chapter 12: Junit with Spring boot

Lecture 1: Spring-boot-Hello-World-Example

Lecture 2: Junit-Test-with-Hellow World Controller example

Lecture 3: Status-Check-with Ok

Lecture 4: Spring boot example for student details

Lecture 5: Junit-for-Student-details

Lecture 6: Junit test case for service layer

Lecture 7: JPA with H2 Database connection

Lecture 8: Insert student details in JPA with H2 Database

Lecture 9: Retrieve details from DB using JPA repository for REST operation

Lecture 10: Junit test case for retrieving all the table details

Lecture 11: Unit Test for Service layer

Instructors

Nagasrinivasarao Dasari
B.tech graduate from J.N.T.University.

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