Practical SpringBoot Microservices Implementation Mastery

Practical SpringBoot Microservices Implementation Mastery, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.05, with 47 lectures, based on 55 reviews, and has 10258 subscribers.

You will learn about You will learn to create springboot based microservices You will learn microservice concept of discovery service and registry You will learn microservice concept of config server You will learn microservice concept of API gateway You will learn microservice concept of circuit breaker You will learn microservice concept of API authentication with keyclock and Oauth2 This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to learn and implement the microservices architecture using java and springboot It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to learn and implement the microservices architecture using java and springboot.

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Summary

Title: Practical SpringBoot Microservices Implementation Mastery

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.05

Number of Lectures: 47

Number of Published Lectures: 47

Number of Curriculum Items: 47

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 47

Original Price: $149.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

You will learn to create springboot based microservices

You will learn microservice concept of discovery service and registry

You will learn microservice concept of config server

You will learn microservice concept of API gateway

You will learn microservice concept of circuit breaker

You will learn microservice concept of API authentication with keyclock and Oauth2

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to learn and implement the microservices architecture using java and springboot

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to learn and implement the microservices architecture using java and springboot

Learn to implement SpringBoot based Microservices and RESTful API’s architecture from scratch in a practical step by step approach.

Microservices architecture has many advantages like:

Improved productivity

Better resiliency

Increased scalability

Continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD)

Optimize business functionality

and many more

We will be implementing many important concepts of microservices architecture like

Spring Cloud Config Server

Spring Cloud Bus

Spring Cloud Netflix Eureka

Spring Cloud Circuit Breaker

Spring Cloud Sleuth

Spring Cloud Gateway

Spring Cloud Stream

We will be creating many springboot projects from scratch  from spring initializer, some of the microservice will be based on mongodb and some will work with mysql database.

Following are the steps we will cover:

1.1-Generating and Setting up of product service

1.2-Create product entity class with annotation

1.3-Create product repository

1.4-Creating controller and GET and POST endpoints

1.5-Test GET and POST endpoint with Postman

2.1-Generating and Setting up of booking service

2.2-Understanding Discovery service and Service registry

2.3-Generating and Setting up Discovery Service

2.4-Registering Product service as client to Discovery service

2.5-Registering Booking service as client to Discovery service

2.6-Understanding config server and centralized configuration

2.7-Create git repo and add properties files

2.8-Generate github token and use in Intellij to push code

2.9-Generating and Setting up of Configuration service

2.10-Configuring config server to fetch different profile based properties from github

2.11-Connecting booking service to config server on dev profile

2.12-Connecting product service to config server on dev profile

2.13-RefreshScope introduction

2.14-Implementing RefreshScope Part-1

2.15-Implementing RefreshScope Part-2

2.16-HarshiCorp vault setup part-1

2.17-HarshiCorp vault setup part-2

2.18-Storing booking service secrets in Vault

2.19-getting vault data in microservice

3.1-Implementing message broker

3.2-Installing RabbiMQ

3.3.0-Using RabbitMQ in microservice

3.3.1-Fixing the vault secret fetching issue

3.4-What is API Gateway

3.5-Setup and Configuration of API gateway

3.6-Testing the API’s with API Gateway Part-1

3.7-Testing the API’s with API Gateway Part-2

3.8-Installing and setting up Keycloak server

3.9-Configuring keycloak client and user

3.10-Configuring spring security filter in API Gateway to intercept request

3.11-Configure Product Service as Resource Server

3.12-Testing API Gateway and Keycloak security

4.1-Overview of Circuit Breaker Pattern

4.2-Generating the stock project from springboot starter

4.3-Implementing entity repository and controller

4.4-Configuring properties for stock service

4.5-Implementing entity controller repository for booking service

4.6-Implementing Feign client call from booking to stock service

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Implementing Product and Booking Microservice

Lecture 1: Course Overview

Lecture 2: Know Your Instructor & Get Help/Support

Lecture 3: Generating and Setting up of product service

Lecture 4: Create product entity class with annotation

Lecture 5: Create product repository

Lecture 6: Creating controller and GET and POST endpoints

Lecture 7: Test GET and POST endpoint with Postman

Lecture 8: Generating and Setting up of booking service

Chapter 2: Discovery service and Service registry

Lecture 1: Understanding Discovery service and Service registry

Lecture 2: Generating and Setting up Discovery Service

Lecture 3: Registering Product service as client to Discovery service

Lecture 4: Registering Booking service as client to Discovery service

Chapter 3: config server and centralized configuration

Lecture 1: Understanding config server and centralized configuration

Lecture 2: Create git repo and add properties files

Lecture 3: Generate github token and use in Intellij to push code

Lecture 4: Generating and Setting up of Configuration service

Lecture 5: Configuring config server fetch different profile based properties from github

Lecture 6: Connecting booking service to config server on dev profile

Lecture 7: Connecting product service to config server on dev profile

Chapter 4: RefreshScope and HarshiCorp vault

Lecture 1: RefreshScope introduction

Lecture 2: Implementing RefreshScope Part-1

Lecture 3: Implementing RefreshScope Part-2

Lecture 4: HarshiCorp vault setup part-1

Lecture 5: HarshiCorp vault setup part-2

Lecture 6: Storing booking service secrets in Vault

Lecture 7: getting vault data in microservice

Chapter 5: message broker

Lecture 1: Implementing message broker

Lecture 2: Installing RabbiMQ

Lecture 3: Using RabbitMQ in microservice

Lecture 4: Fixing the vault secret fetching issue

Chapter 6: API Gateway, Keycloak and Oauth2 server

Lecture 1: What is API Gateway

Lecture 2: Setup and Configuration of API gateway

Lecture 3: Testing the APIs with API Gateway Part-1

Lecture 4: Testing the APIs with API Gateway Part-2

Lecture 5: Installing and setting up Keycloak server

Lecture 6: Configuring keycloak client and user

Lecture 7: Configuring spring security filter in API Gateway to intercept request

Lecture 8: Configure Product Service as Resource Server

Lecture 9: Testing API Gateway and Keycloak security

Chapter 7: Circuit Breaker

Lecture 1: Overview of Circuit Breaker Pattern

Lecture 2: Generating the stock project from springboot starter

Lecture 3: Implementing entity repository and controller

Lecture 4: Configuring properties for stock service

Lecture 5: Implementing entity controller repository for booking service

Lecture 6: Implementing Feign client call from booking to stock service

Lecture 7: Adding circuit breaker to booking service

Chapter 8: Source code

Lecture 1: Complete source code for all microservice

Instructors

Obify Consulting
Software Skill Development Company

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