Spring Boot, Microservices, Docker, Redis

Spring Boot, Microservices, Docker, Redis, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 3, with 53 lectures, based on 4 reviews, and has 49 subscribers.

You will learn about Developing Microservices with IntelliJ IDEA Key Components of Spring Boot How to Implement Hibernate in a Microservice Developing Microservices Using Design Patterns Developing Microservices Using OOP Principles Principles of Microservices Communication Developing an Eureka Server Developing a Zuul Edge Server (API Gateway) Applying Hibernate Technology to the Project Creating REST APIs Testing Projects with Postman Adding Swagger to the Project Running a Spring Boot Project on Docker Implementing Caching Mechanisms in Microservices Integrating Feign Client into Your Project Using Redis And Much More This course is ideal for individuals who are Those who want to develop microservice applications with enterprise Java technologies or Those who want to learn Spring Boot or Those who want to learn Docker technology or Those who want to learn how to develop Rest APIs or Those who want to learn Hibernate technology or Those who want to learn caching mechanisms It is particularly useful for Those who want to develop microservice applications with enterprise Java technologies or Those who want to learn Spring Boot or Those who want to learn Docker technology or Those who want to learn how to develop Rest APIs or Those who want to learn Hibernate technology or Those who want to learn caching mechanisms.

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Summary

Title: Spring Boot, Microservices, Docker, Redis

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 3

Number of Lectures: 53

Number of Published Lectures: 53

Number of Curriculum Items: 53

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 53

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Developing Microservices with IntelliJ IDEA

Key Components of Spring Boot

How to Implement Hibernate in a Microservice

Developing Microservices Using Design Patterns

Developing Microservices Using OOP Principles

Principles of Microservices Communication

Developing an Eureka Server

Developing a Zuul Edge Server (API Gateway)

Applying Hibernate Technology to the Project

Creating REST APIs

Testing Projects with Postman

Adding Swagger to the Project

Running a Spring Boot Project on Docker

Implementing Caching Mechanisms in Microservices

Integrating Feign Client into Your Project

Using Redis

And Much More

Who Should Attend

Those who want to develop microservice applications with enterprise Java technologies

Those who want to learn Spring Boot

Those who want to learn Docker technology

Those who want to learn how to develop Rest APIs

Those who want to learn Hibernate technology

Those who want to learn caching mechanisms

Target Audiences

Those who want to develop microservice applications with enterprise Java technologies

Those who want to learn Spring Boot

Those who want to learn Docker technology

Those who want to learn how to develop Rest APIs

Those who want to learn Hibernate technology

Those who want to learn caching mechanisms

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This course teaches how to create a modern microservices application using Java, Microservices, Spring Boot, Spring Cloud, Docker, Lombok, PostgreSQL, Redis.

Students will learn to build a functioning web application using Spring Boot and Microservices Architecture.

Microservices Architecture involves breaking down a system into multiple services, which communicate with each other using APIs. This architecture makes code maintenance and updates easier, facilitates scalability, and enables more flexible communication between services.

Spring Boot, an open-source framework for Java, simplifies the creation and management of services using Microservices Architecture. When creating services with Spring Boot, students can automate significant configurations, reducing coding time.

Who is this course for?

This course is suitable for individuals who are familiar with the Java language, have practiced with Spring Boot, and aspire to become backend developers or learn new technologies. The skills acquired in this course can open up new career opportunities.

With this course, you will learn:

– Developing and designing REST APIs and REST WEB SERVICES using Spring Boot

– Developing Microservices with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud

– Creating containers for Microservices using Docker

– Implementing Exception Handling for RESTful Web Services

– Implementing load balancing, dynamic scaling (Eureka Naming server), and an API Gateway on the client side

– Learning how to version your RESTful Web Services

– Optimizing your projects using Lombok

– Documenting your RESTful Web Services with Swagger

– Learning best practices in designing RESTful Web Services

– Implementing your projects using Hibernate

– Testing your projects with Postman

– Managing your microservices’ properties with Config Server

– Understanding communication logic between microservices using Feign Client

– Developing a cache mechanism using Redis

– Upgrading your projects to new versions

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: An Overview of the Entire System Architecture to Be Developed in the Course

Lecture 1: The Entire System Architecture to Be Developed in the Course

Chapter 2: Monolitich and Micro Service Architecture

Lecture 1: Monolitich and Micro Service Architecture

Chapter 3: Creating a New Project: Microservice Architecture Project Structure

Lecture 1: Creating a New Project: Microservice Architecture Project Structure

Chapter 4: Lombok Dependency

Lecture 1: What is Lombok Dependency?

Chapter 5: Swagger Configuration

Lecture 1: What is Swagger? Adding the Swagger Configuration.

Chapter 6: Project Message Structure

Lecture 1: Setting Up the Language Infrastructure and the Resource Bundle Structure

Lecture 2: Friendly Message and Utils Class Structure

Chapter 7: Project Configuration Settings

Lecture 1: Application.properties and Application.yaml files

Chapter 8: Create Entity Class

Lecture 1: Product Entity Class

Chapter 9: Create a Repository

Lecture 1: Product Repository

Chapter 10: Create and Update Requests

Lecture 1: Create and Update Requests Classes

Chapter 11: Create a Service Interface

Lecture 1: Product Repository Service

Chapter 12: Create a Friendly Message Class

Lecture 1: Friendly Message

Chapter 13: Create a Internal Api Response Class

Lecture 1: Internal Api Response

Chapter 14: Establishment of Exception Handling Structure

Lecture 1: Create GlobalHandlerException and ProductNotFoundException Classes

Chapter 15: Developing the ServiceImpl createProduct Method

Lecture 1: ServiceImpl – createProduct Method

Chapter 16: Create the Product Response Class

Lecture 1: Product Response Class

Chapter 17: Create Product Controller Class

Lecture 1: Product Controller and createProduct method

Chapter 18: Running the Project

Lecture 1: Running the Project, Creating the Table in Postgresql, Testing the Service

Chapter 19: Common Errors When Running the Project

Lecture 1: Things to Check If You Encounter an Error When Running the Project

Chapter 20: Displaying Logs On the Console

Lecture 1: Logs

Chapter 21: Develop the Get Product Endpoint

Lecture 1: getProduct Endpoint

Chapter 22: Develop the Update Product Endpoint

Lecture 1: updateProduct Endpoint

Chapter 23: Develop the Get All Products Endpoint

Lecture 1: getAllProducts Endpoint

Chapter 24: Develop the Delete Product Endpoint

Lecture 1: deleteProduct Endpoint

Chapter 25: Testing Endpoints in Postman

Lecture 1: Adding Endpoints to Postman and Testing

Chapter 26: Eureka Server and Zuul Edge Server Structures

Lecture 1: What is Eureka Server?

Lecture 2: What is Zuul Edge Server?

Chapter 27: Create the Eureka Server Project

Lecture 1: Eureka Server Project

Chapter 28: Create the Zuul Edge Server Project

Lecture 1: Zuul Edge Server Project

Chapter 29: Registering the Product Service Project with Eureka Server

Lecture 1: Adding the Required Configurations to the Product Service Project

Chapter 30: Reaching Product Service via Zuul Edge Server

Lecture 1: Adding Product Service Configurations to Zuul Edge Server Project

Chapter 31: What is Docker?

Lecture 1: Docker

Chapter 32: Running Projects Using Docker

Lecture 1: Configuring Docker for Projects and Running Them on Docker

Chapter 33: Config Server

Lecture 1: What is Config Server?

Lecture 2: Create the Project Config Files

Lecture 3: Develop the Config Server Project

Lecture 4: Accessing the Configurations of the Eureka Server Project via Config Server

Chapter 34: Redis

Lecture 1: What is Redis? Preparation of the Redis.yml File and Running it on Docker.

Chapter 35: Feign Client

Lecture 1: What is Feign Client?

Chapter 36: Development of the Product Cache Service Project

Lecture 1: Registering the Product Cache Service Project with Eureka Server

Lecture 2: Adding Feign Client Dependency to the Product Service Project

Lecture 3: Adding Feign Client to the Product Cache Service Project

Lecture 4: Integration of Redis into the Product Cache Service Project

Lecture 5: Adding Service and Impl Classes to the Product Cache Service Project

Lecture 6: Adding Controller to the Product Cache Service Project, Swagger, and Testing

Lecture 7: Running the Product Cache Service Project on Docker

Lecture 8: Adding Product Cache Service to Zuul Edge Server

Chapter 37: Spring Boot 3.1.4 and Java 17 Upgrades

Lecture 1: Product Service Project Upgrade

Lecture 2: Eureka Server Project Upgrade

Lecture 3: Zuul Edge Server Project Upgrade

Lecture 4: Config Server Project Upgrade

Lecture 5: Product Cache Service Project Upgrade

Instructors

Rabia Yurdakul Telef
Software Engineer

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