REST API's RESTFul from 0 to AWS with Spring Boot and Docker

REST API's RESTFul from 0 to AWS with Spring Boot and Docker, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.1, with 180 lectures, based on 210 reviews, and has 1302 subscribers.

You will learn about 10% Theory and 90% Practice Developing a RESTFul API from absolute 0 Best practices for developing API's Understand the theoretical foundation of REST How to work with Postman How to make RESTful requests using Postman Understand the RESTful Maturity Model Top REST Verbs Using parameters via query, path, header, and body API Pagination API Versioning Understand Media Types and Content Negotiation Upload files in your API Make download files available in your API You will learn in practice HATEOAS Document an API with Swagger SQL and Migrations Basics REST Authentication Techniques and Security with JWT How to use some design patterns Split application architecture into different layers Leverage AWS core services like RDS, EC2, IAM User and ECS Continuous Integration and Deploy involving Docker, Github, Travis CI, and Amazon AWS Deploy your API on AWS Cloud BONUS – Docker Basics BONUS – Docker Compose Basics BONUS – How to deploy the project in the cloud This course is ideal for individuals who are Early career developers who need to learn how to develop a REST/RESFul API from scratch or Software developers and engineers or For back-end developers with knowledge of ASP NET, Rails, Django, Node, etc. and want to learn how to do what they know but with other technology or Front end developers who want to become full-stack or Anyone who has tried other REST/RESTful Webservices tutorials and found that they were very slow, outdated, and boring! It is particularly useful for Early career developers who need to learn how to develop a REST/RESFul API from scratch or Software developers and engineers or For back-end developers with knowledge of ASP NET, Rails, Django, Node, etc. and want to learn how to do what they know but with other technology or Front end developers who want to become full-stack or Anyone who has tried other REST/RESTful Webservices tutorials and found that they were very slow, outdated, and boring!.

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Summary

Title: REST API's RESTFul from 0 to AWS with Spring Boot and Docker

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.1

Number of Lectures: 180

Number of Published Lectures: 180

Number of Curriculum Items: 180

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 180

Original Price: $174.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

10% Theory and 90% Practice
Developing a RESTFul API from absolute 0
Best practices for developing API's
Understand the theoretical foundation of REST
How to work with Postman
How to make RESTful requests using Postman
Understand the RESTful Maturity Model
Top REST Verbs
Using parameters via query, path, header, and body
API Pagination
API Versioning
Understand Media Types and Content Negotiation
Upload files in your API
Make download files available in your API
You will learn in practice HATEOAS
Document an API with Swagger
SQL and Migrations Basics
REST Authentication Techniques and Security with JWT
How to use some design patterns
Split application architecture into different layers
Leverage AWS core services like RDS, EC2, IAM User and ECS
Continuous Integration and Deploy involving Docker, Github, Travis CI, and Amazon AWS
Deploy your API on AWS Cloud
BONUS – Docker Basics
BONUS – Docker Compose Basics
BONUS – How to deploy the project in the cloud

Who Should Attend

Early career developers who need to learn how to develop a REST/RESFul API from scratch
Software developers and engineers
For back-end developers with knowledge of ASP NET, Rails, Django, Node, etc. and want to learn how to do what they know but with other technology
Front end developers who want to become full-stack
Anyone who has tried other REST/RESTful Webservices tutorials and found that they were very slow, outdated, and boring!

Target Audiences

Early career developers who need to learn how to develop a REST/RESFul API from scratch
Software developers and engineers
For back-end developers with knowledge of ASP NET, Rails, Django, Node, etc. and want to learn how to do what they know but with other technology
Front end developers who want to become full-stack
Anyone who has tried other REST/RESTful Webservices tutorials and found that they were very slow, outdated, and boring!

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This course teaches the core fundamentals of APIs REST and RESTful Webservices both in theory (10%) and in practice (90%). This knowledge will be applied to the implementation of a RESTful API with SpringBoot 2.x and Java. We will start with a simple application that will gradually advance to more complex scenarios. We will cover HTTP notions, verbs/methods, parameter types, pagination, file upload and download, versioning, HATEOAS, Swagger, authentication, and security with JWT and Spring Security, etc.

We will add Docker support and deploy our API on an Amazon AWS EC2 instance manually. And to close the course with a golden key, we will implement a continuous integration pipeline involving Docker, Github, Travis CI, and an ECS Cluster on Amazon AWS. It will be amazing you simply commit your code and push to Github, Travis CI builds Docker Images and deploys it on Amazon “Automagically”.

Finally, the main objective of the course is to serve as a starting point from which students can expand their knowledge of the subject and “walk with their legs.”

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Presentation

Lecture 1: 0101 Course Presentation

Lecture 2: 0102 Course Repository on Github

Lecture 3: 0103 Watch this Class Before Enrolling!!!

Chapter 2: REST Theoretical Foundations

Lecture 1: 0201 Section Presentation – REST Theoretical Foundations

Lecture 2: 0202 What are Webservices

Lecture 3: 0203 SOAP x REST

Lecture 4: 0204 What is REST

Lecture 5: 0205 Understanding Request and Response

Lecture 6: 0206 REST Parameter Types

Lecture 7: 0207 HTTP Status Codes

Lecture 8: 0208 HTTP Verbs and REST

Lecture 9: 0209 Less Known HTTP Verbs

Lecture 10: 0210 Richardson Maturity Model

Lecture 11: 0211 HATEOAS

Lecture 12: 0212 Swagger Documentation

Lecture 13: 0213 Authentication

Lecture 14: 0214 Versioning

Lecture 15: 0215 Going Beyond RESTFul

Lecture 16: 0216 Best Practices

Lecture 17: 0217 Section Review – REST Theoretical Foundations

Chapter 3: Development Environment on Windows

Lecture 1: 0301 How and what Tools do I need to Follow Classes on Windows

Chapter 4: Development Environment on Linux

Lecture 1: 0401 How and what Tools do I need to Follow Classes on Linux

Chapter 5: First steps

Lecture 1: 0501 Section Presentation – First steps

Lecture 2: 0502 Creating our GIT Repository

Lecture 3: 0503 Creating our Project in Spring Initializr

Lecture 4: 0504 Creating our Project in Eclipse

Lecture 5: 0505 Adding Spring Boot to Project

Lecture 6: 0506 Sending our Code to Github

Lecture 7: 0507 Understanding Gitignore

Lecture 8: 0508 Section Review – First steps

Chapter 6: Implementing a Calculator

Lecture 1: 0601 Section Presentation – Implementing a Calculator

Lecture 2: 0602 Implementing a Controller

Lecture 3: 0603 Defining our Logic

Lecture 4: 0604 Validation Methods

Lecture 5: 0605 Running the project

Lecture 6: 0606 Exception Handling

Lecture 7: 0607 Implementing Other Operations

Lecture 8: 0608 Section Review – Implementing a Calculator

Chapter 7: Learning the Four Main HTTP Verbs

Lecture 1: 0701 Section Presentation – Learning the Four Main HTTP Verbs

Lecture 2: 0702 Creating and injecting services into controller

Lecture 3: 0703 Returning Object Lists

Lecture 4: 0704 The POST, PUT and DELETE Verbs

Lecture 5: 0705 Section Review – Learning the Four Main HTTP Verbs

Chapter 8: Integrating our Application with MySQL Database

Lecture 1: 0801 Section Presentation – Integrating our Application with MySQL Database

Lecture 2: 0802 Creating the database and setting application.properti properties

Lecture 3: 0803 Implementing our Entity and Repository

Lecture 4: 0804 Refactoring our Service

Lecture 5: 0805 Refactoring our Controller

Lecture 6: 0806 Refactoring our Controller for new Implementations

Lecture 7: 0807 Section Review – Integrating our Application with MySQL Database

Chapter 9: Value Object (VO) Design Pattern

Lecture 1: 0901 Section Presentation – Value Object (VO) Design Pattern

Lecture 2: 0902 Value Object (VO) Design Pattern

Lecture 3: 0903 Implementing VO Design Pattern with Dozer Framework

Lecture 4: 0904 Creating DozerConverter Tests

Lecture 5: 0905 Refactoring Service and Controller

Lecture 6: 0906 Section Review – Value Object (VO) Design Pattern

Chapter 10: API's Versioning

Lecture 1: 1001 Section Presentation – API's Versioning

Lecture 2: 1002 API Versioning

Lecture 3: 1003 Creating a Custom Converter

Lecture 4: 1004 Section Review – API's Versioning

Chapter 11: Adding Migrations Support

Lecture 1: 1101 Section Presentation – Adding Migrations Support

Lecture 2: 1102 Migrations with Flyway

Lecture 3: 1103 Flyway Migrations with POM Plugin

Lecture 4: 1104 Section Review – Adding Migrations Support

Chapter 12: Custom JSON Serialization

Lecture 1: 1201 Section Presentation – Custom JSON Serialization

Lecture 2: 1202 Custom JSON Serialization

Lecture 3: 1203 Section Review – Custom JSON Serialization

Chapter 13: Content Negotiation

Lecture 1: 1301 Section Presentation – Content Negotiation

Lecture 2: 1302 Implementing Content Negotiation via Extension

Lecture 3: 1303 Content Negotiation via QUERY Parameter

Lecture 4: 1304 Content Negotiation via HEADER Parameter

Lecture 5: 1305 Serializing YAML/YML

Lecture 6: 1306 Section Review – Content Negotiation

Chapter 14: Implementing HATEOAS

Lecture 1: 1401 Section Presentation – HATEOAS

Lecture 2: 1402 Implementing HATEOAS

Lecture 3: 1403 Adding HATEOAS Support to Other Methods

Lecture 4: 1404 Section Conclusion – HATEOAS

Chapter 15: Adding Swagger Support

Lecture 1: 1501 Section Presentation – Swagger

Lecture 2: 1502 Adding Swagger Support

Lecture 3: 1503 Implementing a New Controller

Lecture 4: 1504 Customizing the Swagger

Lecture 5: 1505 Importing our Swagger Api-Docs into Postman

Lecture 6: 1506 Section Review – Swagger

Chapter 16: Configuring CORS – Cross-origin Resource Sharing

Lecture 1: 1601 Section Presentation – CORS

Instructors

Leandro Costa
Analista Desenvolvedor de Software
Erudio Training
Consultoria e Treinamentos em TI
Erudio Training Support
Especialista em Atendimento e Apoio ao Aluno – Erudio

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 6 votes
2 stars: 10 votes
3 stars: 11 votes
4 stars: 19 votes
5 stars: 164 votes

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