Spring Boot Microservices with JPA

Spring Boot Microservices with JPA, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 3.9, with 64 lectures, based on 226 reviews, and has 921 subscribers.

You will learn about Create two Spring boot restful web services implementing the JPA for the interaction with the databases. Create a full stack web application composed of a microservices infrastructure and a single page application. Learn how two microservices can communicate with each-other and exchange information through JSON messages This is course has the same topic of the italian course Sviluppo Web a Microservizi con Java Spring Boot e Ajax so it can easily considered as its English version. The example developed is different but with the same topics: microservices, Spring Boot, JPA and Rest calls. This course is ideal for individuals who are Anybody who wants to understand microservice infrastructure and the difference existing between monolithic application and microservices or Anybody who wants to learn Spring Boot and how to realize fastly a microservice infrastructure using this precious instrument. or Anybody who wants to understand the difference between the classical use of Spring MVC and its implementation through Spring Boot or Anyone who wants to learn the basis of JPA (Java Persistence Api) in order to interact with Databases. or Anyone who wants to learn how to implement Restful Web services using a microservice infrastructure. or Anyone who wants to learn how to consume Restful web service either from the user interface than from server-side code. or Anyone who want to have a basic idea on Single Page Applications and how they works or Anyone who wants to realise a full stack web application using the most modern technologies and approaches. or Anyone who wants to learn how Ajax calls and javascript can be used to let our web pages become dynamics. or Anybody who wants to understand how to generate a dinamic web page using multiple resources contemporarily. It is particularly useful for Anybody who wants to understand microservice infrastructure and the difference existing between monolithic application and microservices or Anybody who wants to learn Spring Boot and how to realize fastly a microservice infrastructure using this precious instrument. or Anybody who wants to understand the difference between the classical use of Spring MVC and its implementation through Spring Boot or Anyone who wants to learn the basis of JPA (Java Persistence Api) in order to interact with Databases. or Anyone who wants to learn how to implement Restful Web services using a microservice infrastructure. or Anyone who wants to learn how to consume Restful web service either from the user interface than from server-side code. or Anyone who want to have a basic idea on Single Page Applications and how they works or Anyone who wants to realise a full stack web application using the most modern technologies and approaches. or Anyone who wants to learn how Ajax calls and javascript can be used to let our web pages become dynamics. or Anybody who wants to understand how to generate a dinamic web page using multiple resources contemporarily.

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Summary

Title: Spring Boot Microservices with JPA

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 3.9

Number of Lectures: 64

Number of Published Lectures: 64

Number of Curriculum Items: 64

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 64

Original Price: $27.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create two Spring boot restful web services implementing the JPA for the interaction with the databases.

Create a full stack web application composed of a microservices infrastructure and a single page application.

Learn how two microservices can communicate with each-other and exchange information through JSON messages

This is course has the same topic of the italian course Sviluppo Web a Microservizi con Java Spring Boot e Ajax so it can easily considered as its English version. The example developed is different but with the same topics: microservices, Spring Boot, JPA and Rest calls.

Who Should Attend

Anybody who wants to understand microservice infrastructure and the difference existing between monolithic application and microservices

Anybody who wants to learn Spring Boot and how to realize fastly a microservice infrastructure using this precious instrument.

Anybody who wants to understand the difference between the classical use of Spring MVC and its implementation through Spring Boot

Anyone who wants to learn the basis of JPA (Java Persistence Api) in order to interact with Databases.

Anyone who wants to learn how to implement Restful Web services using a microservice infrastructure.

Anyone who wants to learn how to consume Restful web service either from the user interface than from server-side code.

Anyone who want to have a basic idea on Single Page Applications and how they works

Anyone who wants to realise a full stack web application using the most modern technologies and approaches.

Anyone who wants to learn how Ajax calls and javascript can be used to let our web pages become dynamics.

Anybody who wants to understand how to generate a dinamic web page using multiple resources contemporarily.

Target Audiences

Anybody who wants to understand microservice infrastructure and the difference existing between monolithic application and microservices

Anybody who wants to learn Spring Boot and how to realize fastly a microservice infrastructure using this precious instrument.

Anybody who wants to understand the difference between the classical use of Spring MVC and its implementation through Spring Boot

Anyone who wants to learn the basis of JPA (Java Persistence Api) in order to interact with Databases.

Anyone who wants to learn how to implement Restful Web services using a microservice infrastructure.

Anyone who wants to learn how to consume Restful web service either from the user interface than from server-side code.

Anyone who want to have a basic idea on Single Page Applications and how they works

Anyone who wants to realise a full stack web application using the most modern technologies and approaches.

Anyone who wants to learn how Ajax calls and javascript can be used to let our web pages become dynamics.

Anybody who wants to understand how to generate a dinamic web page using multiple resources contemporarily.

This course is a practical course which explains how to realise a microservice infrastructure in order to realise a full-stack web application composed by a “framework-less” Single Page Application and two restful Spring Boot?microservices interacting with each other and with two different databases thanks to the implementation of the JPA (Java Persistence Api).?

You’ll have the basis to generate fastly a microservice infrastructure, to organise your application using different layers according to the “SOLID” principle and following the MVC pattern.

You will have the instrument to organise your communication protocols using simple and effective rules, to implement restful web services which communicate with Json Messages.

This is course has the same topic of the italian course Sviluppo Web a Microservizi con Java Spring Boot e Ajax” so it can easily considered as its English version. The example developed is different but with the same topics: microservices, Spring Boot, JPA and Rest calls.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Lets introduce some concepts!

Lecture 1: Intro course

Lecture 2: Monolithic App vs Microservice

Lecture 3: War file vs fat Jar

Lecture 4: Spring Pills

Lecture 5: MVC Pattern

Lecture 6: Http Protocol, cookies and Json Web Tokens

Lecture 7: Maven & other resources

Chapter 2: Lets create our first microservice!

Lecture 1: Spring Initializr

Lecture 2: Creation of packages and first POJO

Lecture 3: JPA annotations

Lecture 4: JSR-303 Validation

Lecture 5: Lets create the second POJO

Lecture 6: Create the DAO interface for the first POJO

Lecture 7: Create the DAO interface for the second POJO

Lecture 8: EncryptionUtils class

Lecture 9: The CommandLineRunner interface

Lecture 10: Lets fill the H2 database: part 1

Lecture 11: Lets fill the H2 database: part 2

Lecture 12: Lets run our app

Lecture 13: The Spring Validator

Lecture 14: The ViewResolver

Lecture 15: lets return a Java Object

Lecture 16: JacksonLibrary

Lecture 17: Simple Data Binding

Lecture 18: Data Binding with JSR-303 validation

Lecture 19: Data Binding with JSR-303 validation and BindingResult

Lecture 20: Data Binding with Spring validator

Lecture 21: Data Binding with JSR-303 and Spring validation

Lecture 22: The ResponseEntity

Lecture 23: The JsonResponseBody class

Lecture 24: JwtUtils

Lecture 25: Custom Exceptions

Lecture 26: Lets create the services structure

Lecture 27: lets define LoginService interface

Lecture 28: lets implement LoginService: part 1

Lecture 29: lets implement LoginService: part 2

Lecture 30: lets implement ToDoService

Lecture 31: Implementing RestController: part 1

Lecture 32: Implementing RestController: part 2

Lecture 33: Implementing RestController: part 3

Lecture 34: Implementing RestController: part 4

Lecture 35: Implementing RestController: part 5

Lecture 36: Implementing RestController: part 6

Lecture 37: Implementing RestController: part 7

Lecture 38: lets test our microservice with Postman

Chapter 3: Lets implement our second microservice!

Lecture 1: Overview on the structure

Lecture 2: lets create the MySQL database and the Spring Boot microservice

Lecture 3: adjusting pom.xml file and application.properties

Lecture 4: lets create the packages

Lecture 5: Statistics POJO

Lecture 6: StatisticsDao interface

Lecture 7: JsonResponseBody

Lecture 8: Overview on StatisticsService

Lecture 9: RestTemplate

Lecture 10: Lets implement StatisticsService: part 1

Lecture 11: Lets implement StatisticsService: part 2

Lecture 12: Implementing the Controller

Lecture 13: Lets test both the microservices with Postman

Chapter 4: Lets implement the Single Page Application!

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: Lets explain the html structure

Lecture 3: Lets explain the javascript structure

Lecture 4: Lets test the page

Lecture 5: Some improvements

Lecture 6: Congratulations!

Instructors

Alessandro Argentieri
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3 stars: 44 votes

4 stars: 77 votes

5 stars: 86 votes

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