Learn Microservices with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud

Learn Microservices with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 3.85, with 46 lectures, based on 303 reviews, and has 1476 subscribers.

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Summary

Title: Learn Microservices with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 3.85

Number of Lectures: 46

Number of Published Lectures: 46

Number of Curriculum Items: 46

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 46

Original Price: $189.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand what Microservice is

Understand the architecture of Microservice

Know how to build Microservice with Spring

How to use docker to containerize Microservice

How to deploy Microservice in AWS

Who Should Attend

Anyone who want to learn Microservice with Spring

Target Audiences

Anyone who want to learn Microservice with Spring

This course requires you have some of the Knowledge of Java and Spring Development. I won’t cover every detail of the stuff presented in the course.

Pre-requisite For This Course

You already know the basics of Java and have some experience using it.

You know some basic knowledge of Spring Framework.

You are interested in microservice-based application and how to adapt it to the cloud.

You are interested in developing the microservice-based app using Spring

What is Microservices?

Microservices is a variant of the SOA (Service-Oriented Architecture) architectural style that make an application with a structure as a collection of loosely–coupled services. In the context of microservices, each service should be fine-grained and isolated. This improves modularity and makes the application easier to understand, develop and test.?

Why Microservices?

As the online society is growing tremendously, enterprises are facing competitive pressures. This impact the way developers have to about building applications, which includes Complexity, Faster Delivery, Performance and Scalability and High Availability. To meet these expectations, a movement is going on towards decomposing applications into small services and move away from a single monolithic artifact. In this case, we can build systems that are Flexible, Resilient and Scalable.

Why Microservices and Cloud?

“Cloud” is kind of overused. Every software vendor has a cloud and every platform is cloud-enabled, but they usually can be categorized into three models: IaaS, Paas and Saas. With microservices in the cloud, service instances should be brought up quickly and each instance should be indistinguishable from another.

What is Spring Cloud and Why is it relevant to Microservices?

Spring is now the de facto development framework for building Java-based application. Spring Boot embraces core features of Spring delivering a framework geared toward Java-based, REST-oriented microservices. On the other hand, the Spring Cloud framework makes it simple to operationalize and deploy microservices to a private or public cloud. Basically, Spring Cloud is an umbrella project that wraps several popular cloud-management microservice frameworks.

What is Covered in This Course?

This course consists of 9 chapters. Chapter 1 and 2 talk about the general theory and how to develop with Spring Boot. Chapter 3 to Chapter 8?work?on each of the core patterns focusing on solving the challenges presented in microservice-based architecture. We will go through the basics of each chapter and then focus on developing the code.?Chapter 9 introduces Docker and AWS. We will build images for each service, set up an instance in AWS?and push some images to AWS.?

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Overview

Lecture 2: Tools and Source Code

Lecture 3: Slides for Download

Chapter 2: Chapter 1 – Microservice Intro

Lecture 1: Introduction to Microservice Architecture

Lecture 2: A Hello World example with Spring Boot

Lecture 3: Core patterns for Microservices – part 1

Lecture 4: Core patterns for Microservices – part 2

Chapter 3: Chapter 2 – Build Microservice with Spring Boot

Lecture 1: Build Microservice with Spring Boot

Chapter 4: Chapter 3 – Spring Cloud Configuration

Lecture 1: Cloud Configuration Intro

Lecture 2: Adding Models for Userservice – part 1

Lecture 3: Adding Models for Userservice – part 2

Lecture 4: Adding Userservice Controller

Lecture 5: Adding Userservice – Create User

Lecture 6: Adding Itemservice – part 1

Lecture 7: Adding Itemservice – part 2

Lecture 8: Adding Configuration Repository on Git

Lecture 9: Adding Cipher to Password

Chapter 5: Chapter 4 – Service Discovery

Lecture 1: Service Discovery Intro

Lecture 2: Adding Eureka Service

Lecture 3: Adding Feign Client

Chapter 6: Chapter 5 – Client Resiliency Pattern with Spring Cloud and Netflix Hystrix

Lecture 1: Resiliency Pattern Intro

Lecture 2: Adding Hystrix

Lecture 3: Adding User Context

Lecture 4: Adding Hystrix Concurrency Strategy

Lecture 5: Adding Hystrix Strategy Config

Chapter 7: Chapter 6 – Service Routing with Spring Cloud and Zuul

Lecture 1: Service Routing Intro

Lecture 2: Adding Zuul Server

Lecture 3: Adding Zuul Filter

Lecture 4: Adding Post Filter

Chapter 8: Chapter 7 – Securing Microservices

Lecture 1: Security Intro

Lecture 2: Adding Authorization Server

Lecture 3: Adding OAuth2 Config

Lecture 4: Adding JWT Config

Lecture 5: Enable Protected Resource

Chapter 9: Chapter 8 – Distributed Tracing with Spring Cloud Sleuth and Zipkin

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: Adding Sleuth

Lecture 3: Adding Zipkin

Lecture 4: Solving Access Token Propagation Issue

Chapter 10: Chapter 9 – Docker and AWS

Lecture 1: Project Code Retouched

Lecture 2: Introducing Docker and Pushing Eurekaservice

Lecture 3: Introducing AWS and Set Up ECS Instance

Lecture 4: Deploying Eurekaservice

Lecture 5: Adding Config and Authorization Service

Lecture 6: Fix Authorization Service

Lecture 7: Deploying More Images

Chapter 11: Closing

Lecture 1: On Fininshing

Instructors

Le Deng
ldeng.net/courses, consultant, thousands of students

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5 stars: 90 votes

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