Distributed configuration with Spring Cloud Config

Distributed configuration with Spring Cloud Config, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 4.1, with 49 lectures, based on 29 reviews, and has 246 subscribers.

You will learn about The students will learn how to use to host a centralized configuration repository that can be used for Spring cloud and/or MicroServices instances. The Students will learn how to use Spring RestTemplate to pull Spring Configuration from a centralized Spring Cloud Config Server. Students will learn how configuration is stored and managed in Cloud Config Students will learn how branching and tagging of configuration can provide total control over complex configuration requirements Students will learn how to secure the Spring Cloud Config endpoints with BASIC Authentication. Students will create a Client application that connects to a Config Server using BASIC Authentication. This course is ideal for individuals who are Spring Framework and/or Spring Boot developers that want to learn about distributed Spring configuration management with Spring Cloud Config. It is particularly useful for Spring Framework and/or Spring Boot developers that want to learn about distributed Spring configuration management with Spring Cloud Config.

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Summary

Title: Distributed configuration with Spring Cloud Config

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 4.1

Number of Lectures: 49

Number of Published Lectures: 47

Number of Curriculum Items: 49

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 47

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

The students will learn how to use to host a centralized configuration repository that can be used for Spring cloud and/or MicroServices instances.

The Students will learn how to use Spring RestTemplate to pull Spring Configuration from a centralized Spring Cloud Config Server.

Students will learn how configuration is stored and managed in Cloud Config

Students will learn how branching and tagging of configuration can provide total control over complex configuration requirements

Students will learn how to secure the Spring Cloud Config endpoints with BASIC Authentication.

Students will create a Client application that connects to a Config Server using BASIC Authentication.

Who Should Attend

Spring Framework and/or Spring Boot developers that want to learn about distributed Spring configuration management with Spring Cloud Config.

Target Audiences

Spring Framework and/or Spring Boot developers that want to learn about distributed Spring configuration management with Spring Cloud Config.

This course will lead intermediate to advanced SpringFramework and Spring Boot developers in creating a centralized Cloud Configuration server for use in cloud environments and MicroService architectures.

The course starts by creating a centralized Spring Cloud Config server. Students will learn how this can be used with or without a cloud oriented system like AWS. This technique can give great flexibility and manageability to any Spring-based deployment.

Students will create Spring Boot projects based mostly on Maven, but will also learn how to create the same projects using Gradle.

Then students will create a local GIT repository and pushing?configuration files the students have created.

Then students will create remote Spring Boot clients to pull configuration from the Central config server, detailing out the various configuration that each remote application retrieve.

The students will then cover additional topics such as GIT TAG’s and BRANCH’s, and how applications can pull from them.

Students will also learn techniques for dynamically changing version of configuration to be pulled from a Spring Cloud Config server, for applications like parallel Microservice?deployments.

Spring Cloud Config Server features:

HTTP, resource-based API for external configuration (name-value pairs, or equivalent YAML content)

Encrypt and decrypt property values (symmetric or asymmetric)

Embeddable easily in a Spring Boot application using?@EnableConfigServer

Enable BASIC Authentication for configuration access

Config Client features (for Spring applications):

Bind to the Config Server and initialize Spring?Environment?with remote property sources

Bind directly to complex Objects using?@ConfigurationProperties?with remote property source

Enable BASIC Authentication for configuration access

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 2: About Mick Knutson

Lecture 3: What you will learn in this class

Lecture 4: Tools and Source for this Course

Chapter 2: Spring Ecosystem Overview

Lecture 1: About This Section

Lecture 2: Spring IO Platform Overview

Lecture 3: Spring Boot Overview

Lecture 4: Spring Cloud Overview

Lecture 5: Spring Cloud Config Overview

Lecture 6: LAB: Spring Boot Primer

Lecture 7: Section Review

Chapter 3: Setup Spring Cloud Config Server

Lecture 1: About this section

Lecture 2: Create Spring Boot project for our Spring Cloud Config Server

Lecture 3: Initial Maven then Gradle startup of Config Server

Lecture 4: Import Server project into IDEA

Lecture 5: Configure Config Server

Lecture 6: Section Review

Chapter 4: Setup GIT Configuration Repository

Lecture 1: About This Section

Lecture 2: Creating a local GIT repository

Lecture 3: Create a properties file on Master branch and create TAG

Lecture 4: LAB: Spring Cloud Config Server

Lecture 5: Create YAML file on Master create TAG

Lecture 6: Create Properties and YAML file on Master, w/Profile, create TAG

Lecture 7: Create Properties and YAML file on HOTFIX branch, w/Profile, create TAG

Lecture 8: Pull LABEL and Profile configuration from Config Server

Lecture 9: Section Review

Chapter 5: Spring Cloud Config Clients

Lecture 1: About This Section

Lecture 2: Create Spring Boot Project for Microservices client

Lecture 3: Configure Spring Cloud Microservices Client Application

Lecture 4: Create Spring RestController to expose configuration of this Service Endpoint

Lecture 5: Verify Default Profile Service Endpoint Properties

Lecture 6: LAB: Spring Cloud Config Client

Lecture 7: Create custom @ConfigurationProperties Object to encapsulate complex properties

Lecture 8: Delete .properties file from repository and verify YML precedence

Lecture 9: Pull configuration from BRANCH and from TAG

Lecture 10: LAB: Spring Cloud Config Server working with branches

Lecture 11: Microservice Label version strategy

Lecture 12: Section Review

Chapter 6: Additional Spring Cloud Config Options

Lecture 1: About This Section

Lecture 2: Configure Client to fail fast if the Server is unavailable

Lecture 3: Setting fail-fast retry options

Lecture 4: Enabling BASIC Authentication on the Config Server

Lecture 5: Configuring Client Authentication Credentials

Lecture 6: Refreshing @ConfigurationProperties in client application

Lecture 7: Enable configuration refresh without application restart

Lecture 8: Section Review

Chapter 7: Extras and Bonus

Lecture 1: Extra Resources

Instructors

Mick Knutson
Enterprise Achitect, Consultant, Author, Instructor

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2 stars: 3 votes

3 stars: 1 votes

4 stars: 14 votes

5 stars: 8 votes

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