Spring Boot Microservices with Spring Cloud, k8s & Docker

Spring Boot Microservices with Spring Cloud, k8s & Docker, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.82, with 198 lectures, based on 12 reviews, and has 158 subscribers.

You will learn about Master Spring Boot fundamentals to create robust REST APIs efficiently. Seamlessly transition from monolithic to microservices architecture. Dockerize Spring Boot applications and manage multi-container setups. Deploy and orchestrate scalable microservices using Kubernetes. Implement inter-service communication with RestTemplate and OpenFeign. Integrate and configure PostgreSQL databases using Docker. Secure applications using Spring Boot Actuator, Config Server, and Resilience4J. Monitor and trace microservices with Zipkin and Micrometer. Utilize Eureka for effective service registry and discoverability. Apply fault tolerance, circuit breaking, and rate limiting with Resilience4J. This course is ideal for individuals who are Java Developers: Looking to enhance their backend development skills with Spring Boot and microservices. or Full Stack Java Developers: Transitioning from monolithic applications to scalable microservices architecture. or DevOps Engineers: Interested in containerization and orchestration with Docker and Kubernetes to streamline deployment and management. or Software Engineers: Aiming to build resilient and efficient applications using the latest industry practices and tools. or Tech Enthusiasts and Learners: Eager to dive into microservices, Docker, and Kubernetes, even with minimal prior experience. It is particularly useful for Java Developers: Looking to enhance their backend development skills with Spring Boot and microservices. or Full Stack Java Developers: Transitioning from monolithic applications to scalable microservices architecture. or DevOps Engineers: Interested in containerization and orchestration with Docker and Kubernetes to streamline deployment and management. or Software Engineers: Aiming to build resilient and efficient applications using the latest industry practices and tools. or Tech Enthusiasts and Learners: Eager to dive into microservices, Docker, and Kubernetes, even with minimal prior experience.

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Summary

Title: Spring Boot Microservices with Spring Cloud, k8s & Docker

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.82

Number of Lectures: 198

Number of Published Lectures: 198

Number of Curriculum Items: 198

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 198

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Master Spring Boot fundamentals to create robust REST APIs efficiently.
Seamlessly transition from monolithic to microservices architecture.
Dockerize Spring Boot applications and manage multi-container setups.
Deploy and orchestrate scalable microservices using Kubernetes.
Implement inter-service communication with RestTemplate and OpenFeign.
Integrate and configure PostgreSQL databases using Docker.
Secure applications using Spring Boot Actuator, Config Server, and Resilience4J.
Monitor and trace microservices with Zipkin and Micrometer.
Utilize Eureka for effective service registry and discoverability.
Apply fault tolerance, circuit breaking, and rate limiting with Resilience4J.

Who Should Attend

Java Developers: Looking to enhance their backend development skills with Spring Boot and microservices.
Full Stack Java Developers: Transitioning from monolithic applications to scalable microservices architecture.
DevOps Engineers: Interested in containerization and orchestration with Docker and Kubernetes to streamline deployment and management.
Software Engineers: Aiming to build resilient and efficient applications using the latest industry practices and tools.
Tech Enthusiasts and Learners: Eager to dive into microservices, Docker, and Kubernetes, even with minimal prior experience.

Target Audiences

Java Developers: Looking to enhance their backend development skills with Spring Boot and microservices.
Full Stack Java Developers: Transitioning from monolithic applications to scalable microservices architecture.
DevOps Engineers: Interested in containerization and orchestration with Docker and Kubernetes to streamline deployment and management.
Software Engineers: Aiming to build resilient and efficient applications using the latest industry practices and tools.
Tech Enthusiasts and Learners: Eager to dive into microservices, Docker, and Kubernetes, even with minimal prior experience.

Unlock the power of microservices with our comprehensive course, “Master Spring Boot Microservices with Kubernetes & Docker.” This course is designed for developers looking to transition from monolithic applications to microservices architecture, leveraging the power of Spring Boot, Kubernetes, and Docker.

Key Highlights:

Step-by-Step Transition: Start with the basics of Spring Boot, build your first REST API, and gradually move towards creating microservices.
Comprehensive Setup: Detailed instructions for setting up Java, IntelliJ, Docker, and Kubernetes on both Windows and Mac.
In-Depth API Development: Learn about API requests, status codes, and build robust APIs with Spring Boot.
Database Integration: Master JPA, H2, and PostgreSQL. Learn to configure and test databases using Docker and Docker Compose.
Advanced Spring Boot Features: Explore Spring Boot Actuator, Spring Cloud Gateway, Config Server, and API Gateways.
Microservices Architecture: Understand the principles, advantages, and challenges of microservices. Implement inter-service communication, service registry with Eureka, and distributed tracing with Zipkin.
Security and Best Practices: Secure your applications with proper configuration management, encryption, and resilience patterns using Resilience4J.
Hands-On Projects: Build real-world projects, including a job service, company service, and review service. Containerize and deploy them using Docker and Kubernetes.
End-to-End Testing: Ensure your applications are production-ready with comprehensive testing strategies.

What You Will Learn:

Master Spring Boot Basics: Setting up projects, understanding dependencies, creating APIs, and configuring databases.
Implement Microservices Architecture: Designing, developing, and testing microservices. Learn domain-driven design and service identification.
Containerization and Orchestration: Dockerize your Spring Boot applications, manage multi-container setups with Docker Compose, and deploy them on Kubernetes.
Service Communication: Use RestTemplate, OpenFeign, and Eureka for seamless inter-service communication.
Monitoring and Management: Integrate Spring Boot Actuator, Micrometer, and Zipkin for monitoring and tracing.
Fault Tolerance Techniques: Implement circuit breakers, retries, and rate limiting with Resilience4J.
Database Configuration: Work with PostgreSQL and Docker to manage database configurations.
Security Best Practices: Secure your configurations, implement encryption, and follow best practices.
Real-World Projects: Build and deploy job service, company service, and review service projects.
Advanced Kubernetes Deployment: Deploy and manage your microservices on Kubernetes.

Who Should Enroll:

Java Developers: Looking to enhance their skills in Spring Boot and microservices.
Full Stack Java Developers: Transitioning from monolithic to microservices architecture.
DevOps Engineers: Interested in containerization and orchestration with Docker and Kubernetes.
Software Engineers: Aiming to master backend development with Spring Boot and microservices.

Join us on this transformative journey and become a master of Spring Boot, Kubernetes, and Docker. Enroll now and take the first step towards building scalable, resilient, and efficient microservices!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction and Setting up required tools

Lecture 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 2: Installing Java on Windows

Lecture 3: Installing Java on Mac

Lecture 4: Installing Java on Ubuntu

Lecture 5: Installing and setting up Intellij

Lecture 6: Jetbrains Toolbox

Lecture 7: Surprise!

Lecture 8: Basics of API

Lecture 9: Status Codes in API

Lecture 10: Types of API requests

Chapter 2: Introduction to Spring Boot

Lecture 1: What is a Web Framework?

Lecture 2: Introduction to Spring Framework

Lecture 3: What is Spring Boot?

Lecture 4: Spring Boot Architecture

Chapter 3: Spring Boot 101: Building Our First REST API

Lecture 1: Spring Initializer

Lecture 2: Setting up and understanding the Spring Boot Project in Intellij

Lecture 3: Let’s discuss Dependencies in Spring Boot

Lecture 4: Designing our First Hello World API

Lecture 5: How did our API work?

Lecture 6: Understanding Spring Boot Auto-Configuration

Lecture 7: Introduction to application.properties

Lecture 8: Creating a POST request

Lecture 9: Introduction and Setup for POSTMAN

Chapter 4: Levelling up with Spring Boot: Building Our SECOND Project

Lecture 1: Project Overview

Lecture 2: Setting up the Project

Lecture 3: Structuring thoughts

Lecture 4: Fetching All Jobs

Lecture 5: Adding New Jobs

Lecture 6: Setting Up PostMan

Lecture 7: Setting up Job Service

Lecture 8: Challenge: Managing ID's

Lecture 9: Getting Single Job

Lecture 10: ResponseEntity Class

Lecture 11: Challenge: Delete Job

Lecture 12: Challenge: Update Job

Lecture 13: @RequestMapping Annotation

Chapter 5: Getting started with JPA [Jakarta Persistence API]

Lecture 1: What is JPA?

Lecture 2: Let’s understand Data Layer

Lecture 3: H2 database

Lecture 4: Configuring our Project for JPA

Lecture 5: Understanding Entities in JPA

Lecture 6: Defining JPA Repositories

Lecture 7: Making Jobs Persistent

Lecture 8: Testing changes

Chapter 6: Finishing our application

Lecture 1: What’s Next?

Lecture 2: Setting up Company Controller, Service and Repository

Lecture 3: Getting All Companies

Lecture 4: Challenge: Update Companies

Lecture 5: Creating Companies

Lecture 6: Company and Job Relationship

Lecture 7: Challenge: Delete Company

Lecture 8: Challenge: Get a Specific Company

Lecture 9: Thinking about defining Reviews API

Lecture 10: Challenge Defining Review Controller, Service and Repository

Lecture 11: Company and Review Relationship

Lecture 12: Getting All Reviews Of a Specific Company

Lecture 13: Add a review for a specific company

Lecture 14: Get a review by review ID for a specific company

Lecture 15: Update a review by review ID for a specific company

Lecture 16: Delete a review by review ID for a specific company

Chapter 7: Working with Spring Boot Actuator

Lecture 1: Introduction to Spring Boot Actuator

Lecture 2: Setting up Spring Boot Actuator

Lecture 3: Enabling all endpoints

Lecture 4: Understanding Actuator Endpoints

Lecture 5: Exploring /health endpoint

Lecture 6: Exploring /info endpoint

Lecture 7: Exploring /metrics endpoint

Lecture 8: Exploring /loggers endpoint

Lecture 9: Exploring /beans endpoint

Lecture 10: Exploring /shutdown endpoint

Chapter 8: Docker

Lecture 1: Introduction to Docker

Lecture 2: Docker Architecture

Lecture 3: Concepts in Docker

Lecture 4: Docker Registry

Lecture 5: Docker and Spring Boot

Lecture 6: Containerizing Our Spring Boot Application

Lecture 7: Docker Commands

Lecture 8: Running our Spring Boot Project with Docker

Chapter 9: Migrating to PostgreSQL

Lecture 1: What Is PostgreSQL and Why Use It?

Lecture 2: Understanding dependencies

Lecture 3: Configuring our application to work with PostgreSQL

Lecture 4: Introducing Docker Networks

Lecture 5: Running PostgreSQL locally with Docker

Lecture 6: Docker Compose for Multi-Container Spring Boot Applications

Lecture 7: Creating Databases using PGAdmin

Lecture 8: Testing our application

Chapter 10: Introduction to Microservices

Lecture 1: Before Microservices

Lecture 2: Problems with Monolithic Architecture

Lecture 3: What are Microservices and Why do we need them?

Lecture 4: Overcoming Monolithic Architecture Challenges with Microservices

Instructors

Faisal Memon
Entrepreneur | 80k+ students | Programming and Coding
EmbarkX Official
Java, Python, Spring Boot, Database Technologies, MongoDB

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