K8s Native Java Microservices on Quarkus – 2022 Edition

K8s Native Java Microservices on Quarkus – 2022 Edition, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 33 lectures, based on 74 reviews, and has 674 subscribers.

You will learn about Basics of Quarkus and its tooling Building Microservices from ground-up using Quarkus Testing Microservice code using JUnit and RestAssured Deploying Services to Kubernetes like environment using Minikube Configuration Management for Services and property file ordinals Database access for in-memory and external databases Connecting two services using RestClient Health Checks and Metrics This course is ideal for individuals who are Java developers who are interested to know about Quarkus or API developers looking to speed up development or Quarkus developers looking to build microservices or DevOps looking to deploy and monitor services on Kubernetes (limited) It is particularly useful for Java developers who are interested to know about Quarkus or API developers looking to speed up development or Quarkus developers looking to build microservices or DevOps looking to deploy and monitor services on Kubernetes (limited).

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Summary

Title: K8s Native Java Microservices on Quarkus – 2022 Edition

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 33

Number of Published Lectures: 33

Number of Curriculum Items: 33

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 33

Original Price: $59.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Basics of Quarkus and its tooling
Building Microservices from ground-up using Quarkus
Testing Microservice code using JUnit and RestAssured
Deploying Services to Kubernetes like environment using Minikube
Configuration Management for Services and property file ordinals
Database access for in-memory and external databases
Connecting two services using RestClient
Health Checks and Metrics

Who Should Attend

Java developers who are interested to know about Quarkus
API developers looking to speed up development
Quarkus developers looking to build microservices
DevOps looking to deploy and monitor services on Kubernetes (limited)

Target Audiences

Java developers who are interested to know about Quarkus
API developers looking to speed up development
Quarkus developers looking to build microservices
DevOps looking to deploy and monitor services on Kubernetes (limited)

Welcome to K8s Native Microservices on Quarkus course.

This course works on the latest versions of software as of July 2022

This course is intended for developers who are already familiar with Microservices and wish to implement them on Quarkus.

Equally, Quarkus developers willing to build micro-services can benefit by going through the lectures in this course. The course covers creating new microservices on Quarkus and deploying them to the Kubernetes environment as docker images or pods.

Working through a combination of theoretical concepts and practical code walkthroughs, a developer should follow along and build as we go through the lectures.

We will start our journey with basic concepts of JVM, why we need native deployable and the use of GraalVM. Then we build our first micro-service on Quarkus runtime, test it using RestAssured and deploy that on Minikube.

Our microservice will be able to handle all HTTP methods GET, PUT, POST and DELETE and later, we will connect it to an external database.

Then for our next section, we build another microservice and make it a dependency for the initial one. We mock this service in our primary service to test the behaviour, deploy both services in Minikube and see them in action.

Finally, we add health checks for liveness and readiness for each service and monitor our services’ health and performance.

The course material will be your guide along the way providing relevant commands, steps of execution and references to learn more about the topic.

And if you face issues, feel free to reach out – I am here to help!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Know your Instructor

Lecture 3: Use Case Overview

Chapter 2: Basics

Lecture 1: Basics – Microprofile

Lecture 2: Basics – Quarkus Runtime

Lecture 3: Basics – Container Platform

Chapter 3: Environment Setup

Lecture 1: Environment Setup

Chapter 4: Building our First Microservice

Lecture 1: Quarkus – Hello World

Lecture 2: Quarkus – Toolkit

Lecture 3: Building Native Images

Lecture 4: Deploying to Minikube

Lecture 5: Project Service – GET Method

Lecture 6: Creating Junits and testing using RestAssured

Lecture 7: Adding POST, PUT and DELETE methods

Chapter 5: Persisting data using databases

Lecture 1: Basics – Data Persistence

Lecture 2: Configuring H2 database for dev

Lecture 3: Connecting to External Databases

Lecture 4: Segregating Test Database from Production

Lecture 5: Persisting Data – Next Steps

Chapter 6: Configuration Management

Lecture 1: Basics – Configuring Default Values

Lecture 2: Configuration Ordinals – What takes Precedence

Lecture 3: Fetch Configurations using ConfigMapping

Chapter 7: Deploying Databases with Configurations to Minikube

Lecture 1: Setup K8s Config on Minikube

Chapter 8: Communication between APIs using RestClient

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: Restructure Project

Lecture 3: Build a Budget API

Lecture 4: Modify Project Service to connect to Budget Service

Lecture 5: Connecting Services using Rest Client

Lecture 6: Mock a Service for Test Case Execution

Lecture 7: Deploying Services to Minikube

Chapter 9: Health Checks and Metrics

Lecture 1: Basics – Liveness and Readiness Health Checks

Lecture 2: Enable Metrics

Chapter 10: Course Close and Thank You

Lecture 1: Thank you

Instructors

Aruva .io
Aruva – Empowering ideas

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