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Go Full Stack With Spring Cloud Microservices and React JS, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4, with 115 lectures, based on 57 reviews, and has 398 subscribers.

You will learn about Spring Boot and Spring Cloud Microservices with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud Full Stack Development with Spring Boot and React JS Eureka Discovery Server and Client Develop and design RESTful web services with Spring Boot Build and run RESTful Microservices Develop Microservices with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud This course is ideal for individuals who are All curious developers about Microservices and React It is particularly useful for All curious developers about Microservices and React.

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Title: Go Full Stack With Spring Cloud Microservices and React JS

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4

Number of Lectures: 115

Number of Published Lectures: 115

Number of Curriculum Items: 115

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 115

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Spring Boot and Spring Cloud
  • Microservices with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud
  • Full Stack Development with Spring Boot and React JS
  • Eureka Discovery Server and Client
  • Develop and design RESTful web services with Spring Boot
  • Build and run RESTful Microservices
  • Develop Microservices with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud

Who Should Attend

  • All curious developers about Microservices and React

Target Audiences

  • All curious developers about Microservices and React

In this course, we will create a project like an online-course-application.

When I say online-course-application, we can think of it like that we will have a product-list page such as book-list, food-list or course-list. Somehow users or customers will see these product-lists and they can buy one of the products. Of course, at the end of it, this transaction will be logged.

Actually, in our application, we will try to implement these processes with different microservices.

To implement this application, we will use five different microservices.

Our microservices will be api-gateway, course-service, purchase-service, eureka-discovery-service and frontend-with-react.

In api-gateway, we will manage APIs. This microservice will be a gateway for the whole application. To access the other services, we will use this microservice. In this microservice, we will handle user-management also. We will authorize users and if the users are authorized, other services can be available.

In course-service, we will manage course CRUD operations. This service will be a course-management-service.

In purchase-service, we will manage purchase CRUD operations. This service will store the logs coming from the course purchases. For example, the UserX bought the CourseX on DateX etc.

Our other microservice will be eureka discovery service. To provide it we will use spring-cloud-netflix-eureka library.

This microservice allows services to find and communicate with each other without hard coding hostname and port.

With eureka service, other services can register eureka servers and all of them can reach each-other with application name.

These four microservices will be used for server side.

On the client side, we will use React to consume all data which come from these microservices. And we will provide a user-friendly UI with react.

Our microservices dependency process will be like that.

Clients can access the system from the UI. On react-UI,users can take different actions like creating courses, purchasing courses etc. All requests coming from react-UI will go to api-gateway. So all traffic will pass over api-gateway.

To access the api-gateway, the client should pass the login process. Then other services will be accessible over the api-gateway.

Spring-security will be one of the main topics in our application. Also, we will use JWT to provide security.

Here, the important point is, we will also use secure connections among microservices. To provide it, we will use secure-key-tokens.

As a database, we will use MySQL, PostgreSQL and H2Database. We will use different databases to show the functionalities of microservices.

We will provide connections between microservices with the OpenFeign library. OpenFeign will handle connection problems in the gateway.

Also, on the backend to provide the connection among all microservices, we will use eureka discovery server. Eureka-discovery-server will be aware of all microservices and it helps to create connections between microservices easily.

In addition to these libraries, In our project, we will use lots of technologies like Spring Boot, Spring Security, Hibernate, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Maven, Lombok, JWT etc.

Of course here, our main library will be Spring-boot. It will provide a simpler and faster way to set up, configure, and run rest API applications.

At the end of each microservices, we will test our applications with Postman. Postman is another amazing tool to debug networking.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction – Architecture Of All System

Lecture 2: Advantages and Disadvantages of Microservices

Lecture 3: What do We Try to Do in This Course?

Chapter 2: Setting Up Development Environment

Lecture 1: Download and Install Java 11+

Lecture 2: Download and Install Intellij

Lecture 3: Download and Install Lombok on Intellij – Pre Intellij 2021

Lecture 4: Download and Install Postman

Chapter 3: Overview for Basic Frameworks and Tools

Lecture 1: Spring Boot Overview – Annotations, Beans, Configuration

Lecture 2: Rest API Overview – Http Methods

Lecture 3: SQL Overview – Basic CRUD Operations

Lecture 4: Lombok Overview – Getter, Setter, Constructors

Chapter 4: Restful Web Services – Overview

Lecture 1: @RequestParam Annotation and How does it work?

Lecture 2: @PathVariable Annotation and How does it work?

Lecture 3: @RequestBody Annotation and How does it work?

Chapter 5: Database for Microservice1

Lecture 1: Download and Install Postgresql

Chapter 6: Microservice1 – Course Service

Lecture 1: Source Code for the Course MicroService

Lecture 2: Overview – Architecture of Course Microservice

Lecture 3: Create Project with Spring Initializer

Lecture 4: Create Database on PostgreSQL with PgAdmin

Lecture 5: Configure Database Properties on Application Properties

Lecture 6: Implement the Course Entity Class

Lecture 7: Do you want to learn more about ID Generated Strategies? – Optional

Lecture 8: Implement the Course Repository Class with JPA CRUD Repository

Lecture 9: Implement the Course Service Class – Business Layer

Lecture 10: Implement the Course Controller Class – Rest API

Chapter 7: Overview for Spring Security – Optional

Lecture 1: What is Authentication?

Lecture 2: What is Authorization?

Lecture 3: How does Spring Security handle Authentication and Authorization?

Chapter 8: Course Microservice – Security Implementation

Lecture 1: Implement Security on the Course Microservice

Lecture 2: Circular Reference Error – Spring Boot 2.6+

Chapter 9: Test Spring Boot Application

Lecture 1: Postman Overview

Lecture 2: Test the Endpoints of Course Microservice with Postman

Chapter 10: Microservice 2 – Purchase Service

Lecture 1: Source Code for the Purchase Microservice

Lecture 2: Overview – Architecture of the Purchase Service

Lecture 3: Create Project with Spring Initializer

Lecture 4: Configure Database Properties on Application Properties

Lecture 5: Implement the Purchase Entity Class

Lecture 6: Implement the Purchase Repository Class with JPA CRUD Repository

Lecture 7: Implement the Purchase Service Class – Business Layer

Lecture 8: Implement the Purchase Controller Class – Rest API

Lecture 9: Implement Security on the Purchase Microservice

Chapter 11: Test Purchase Microservice

Lecture 1: Test the Endpoints of Purchase Microservice with Postman

Chapter 12: Database for the Microservice3

Lecture 1: Install Mysql for Gateway Microservice

Chapter 13: Microservice 3 – API Gateway

Lecture 1: Source Code for the API Gateway

Lecture 2: Overview – Architecture of the Gateway Service

Lecture 3: Create Gateway Project with Spring Initializer

Lecture 4: Create Database for Gateway on MySQL with Mysql Workbench

Lecture 5: Configure Database Properties on Application Properties

Lecture 6: Implement the User Entity Class

Lecture 7: Implement the User Repository Class – JPA CRUD Repository

Lecture 8: Implement the User Service Class – Business Layer

Chapter 14: Implement Security on the API Gateway

Lecture 1: Load User by Username – User Details Service

Lecture 2: Configure Security on the Gateway – Authentication Manager and HttpSecurity

Lecture 3: Circular Reference Error – Spring Boot 2.6+

Chapter 15: JWT Implementation

Lecture 1: JWT Overview and Install JWT Libraries

Lecture 2: JWT Helper Methods – Token Generation, Validation

Lecture 3: Implement JWT Authentication Filter

Chapter 16: Implement User Log In and User Sign Up

Lecture 1: Authenticate User with Authentication Manager – Service

Lecture 2: Create Endpoints for User Log In and User Sign Up – Controller

Lecture 3: Implement User Controller

Chapter 17: Microservice Communication – OpenFeign

Lecture 1: OpenFeign Overview and Configuration

Lecture 2: Configuration and Implement Course Microservice Endpoints with OpenFeign

Lecture 3: Create Gateway Endpoints for the Course Microservice – Rest Controller

Lecture 4: Configuration and Implement Purchase Microservice Endpoints with OpenFeign

Lecture 5: Create Gateway Endpoints for the Purchase Microservice – Rest Controller

Chapter 18: Netflix Eureka Server

Lecture 1: What is Discovery Eureka Client and Server?

Lecture 2: Source Code for Eureka Server

Lecture 3: Create Eureka Server Project with Spring Initializer

Lecture 4: Eureka Server Configuration

Lecture 5: Eureka Client Configuration – Course Service

Lecture 6: Eureka Client Configuration – Purchase Service

Lecture 7: Eureka Client Configuration – Api Gateway

Lecture 8: Use Eureka Client in Api Gateway for Communication

Chapter 19: Setting Up Development Environment For Client Side

Lecture 1: Install Latest Stable NodeJS

Lecture 2: Install React CLI

Chapter 20: Overview – Client Side Frameworks

Lecture 1: Javascript Overview

Lecture 2: React.JS Overview

Chapter 21: Client Side (Frontend) and Server Side Integration (Backend-Microservices)

Lecture 1: Integration – How can we reach to Backend-Microservices on the Frontend?

Chapter 22: Client Side Implementation

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