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Course Highlights
Microservices with Java Spring Masterclass is a thorough course that is carefully crafted to walk students through the complexities of transforming monolithic programmes into manageable and scalable Microservices with Java Spring ecosystems. The voyage starts with an overview of Spring Boot, which lays a strong basis for comprehending Java Spring’s fundamental ideas for Microservices. Students will use Spring Cloud for remote setups and service communication as they go, delving further into the migration of product APIs, service discovery, and registration.
Additional advanced topics covered in the curriculum include central exception handling, building declarative clients using Feign, and using Circuit Breaker Hystrix to implement resilience patterns. By honing down on Spring Data and MongoDB, participants will be able to create advanced microservices solutions by improving a variety of APIs, such as User, Address, Pricing, and Delivery. Students are better prepared for challenges at the end of the course by learning about API Gateway and adopting microservice architecture concepts.
Learning outcome
- Understand the fundamentals of Microservices with Java Spring and Spring Boot.
- Migrate monolithic applications to Microservices with Java Spring framework.
- Utilize Spring Cloud for service discovery, registration, and remote configuration.
- Implement declarative REST clients with Feign and manage exceptions centrally.
- Leverage Circuit Breaker Hystrix for resilience in Microservices with Java Spring.
- Refactor APIs for products, users, and more using Spring Data with MongoDB.
- Master API Gateway usage and Microservices with Java Spring architecture patterns.
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Why should I take this course?
- To acquire skills in building scalable Microservices with Java Spring.
- Gain proficiency in modernizing applications using Spring Boot and Cloud.
- Learn critical aspects of service discovery, registration, and configuration.
- Understand how to implement fault tolerance in Microservices with Java Spring.
- Boost your portfolio with advanced Microservices with Java Spring projects.
Career Path
- Java Microservices Developer
- Spring Boot Developer
- Cloud Solutions Architect
- API Development Engineer
- Microservices Integration Specialist
- Systems Design Engineer
- DevOps Engineer focusing on Java Microservices
Requirements
- Basic understanding of Java programming and software development principles.
- Familiarity with database concepts and web services.
- Eagerness to delve into Microservices with Java Spring architecture and tools.
Curriculum
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1.1 Microservice Migration from Monolithic Application
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2.1 Tools Introduction
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2.2 Java Installation
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2.3 My SQL Installation
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2.4 Chrome Advanced Rest Client and Git Installation
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3.1 Sample Monolithic Application
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3.2 Clone and Import Monolithic Application
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3.3 Introduction to Monolithic Application
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3.4 Reason of Testing Monolithic Application being Hard
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3.5 Reason of Detecting Bugs in Monolithic Application being Hard
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4.1 Introduction to Spring Boot
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4.2 Todo REST API with Spring Boot
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4.3 Review Maven POM of a Spring Boot Application
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4.4 Adding a Controller to our Spring Boot Application
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4.5 Running Sprint Boot Application as a Jar
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4.6 Getting to know Actuator
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4.7 Adding more Endpoints to the Actuator
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5.1 Introduction
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5.2 Create a new Project
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5.3 Enhance the Maven POM
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5.4 Create the Package Structure
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5.5 Migrate the Model classes
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5.6 Migrate the DAO Interfaces and Classes
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5.7 Migrate the Service Classes
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5.8 Migrate Service Save Method
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5.9 Migrate Service Get Method
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5.10 Migrate Service List Method
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5.11 Migrate Service Update Method
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5.12 Migrate Service Delete Method
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5.13 Migrate the Controller Class
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5.14 Migrate the Controller Save Method
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5.15 Migrate the Controller Get Method
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5.16 Migrate the Controller List Method
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5.17 Build and Run
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5.18 Add Aspect Class
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5.19 Explain and Run Aspect Class
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5.20 Add Exception Class for HTTP 400 and 404
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5.21 Add AbstractController
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5.22 Add Event Publisher Method
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5.23 Add CheckResource Method
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5.24 Extend AbstractController Class
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5.25 Create Event Type
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5.26 Create Event Listener
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5.27 Configure Actuator
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5.28 Configure Actuator for Health Endpoint
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5.29 Add Code to Send Events
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5.30 Test the Endpoints
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5.31 Test Actuator with Metric
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6.1 Service Discovery Introduction
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6.2 Discover Service Discovery in Real Life
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6.3 Service Discovery in MicroService
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6.4 Benefits of Service Discovery
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6.5 Create Eureka Project
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6.6 Add Annotations to the Main Program
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6.7 Adding Properties to the Program
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7.1 Introduction
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7.2 Enabling Service Registration
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8.1 Introduction
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8.2 The Problem of Environmental Properties and solution
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8.3 Create Remote Config Repository Project
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8.4 Create a Remote Config Microservice
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8.5 Test the Remote Config Service with a Browser
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9.1 Introduction to Remote Config Client
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9.2 Adding Actuator to Remote Config Client
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9.3 Adding Product Client to the Product API
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10.1 Introduction
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10.2 Refactoring the Classes from Product to Category
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10.3 Refactoring Classes and properties from Product to Category API
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10.4 Test Category API
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10.5 Test Actuator and Discovery Dashboard
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10.6 Add Swagger2 for API Life and Testable Documentation (Rest Client)
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11.1 Introduction
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11.2 Add Maven Dependency and Annotation
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11.3 Add Java Package and a New Feign Interface
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11.4 Add Validation through Feign to the Product Service
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11.5 Test Feign with Product Service
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12.1 Introduction to Central Exception Handling
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13.1 Introduction
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13.2 Add Hystrix Dependency, Command
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13.3 Test Circuit Breaker
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14.1 Introduction and Installation
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14.2 Install Mongo GUI Client
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14.3 Application Walkthrough
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14.4 Differences between MySQL based Product API and MongoDB based ProductAPI
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14.5 Test Product API for MongoDB
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15.1 Introduction
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15.2 Create Project
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15.3 Create User API from Category API
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15.4 Refactor User
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15.5 Complete User Changer
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15.6 Test the User API
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16.1 Introduction
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16.2 Create Project and Address POJO
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16.3 Create Account POJO
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16.4 Update Address POJO
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16.5 Refactor Event Listener and Dao Repository
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16.6 Refactor Service and Controller
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16.7 Update AOP Class
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16.8 Create AddressDTO for JPA NativeQeury
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16.9 Add SQLResultSetMApping Annotation to Address POJO
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16.10 Add Native Query
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16.11 Add Native Query to DAO Repository Interface
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16.12 Change Service and Controller
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16.13 Test the Address API
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17.1 Introduction
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17.2 Create Pricing API Application
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17.3 Complete Pricing Refactoring
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17.4 Test Pricing API
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18.1 Introduction
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18.2 Create Application
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18.3 Complete Delivery API Refactoring
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18.4 Test Delivery
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19.1 Introduction
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19.2 Create Account API Application
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19.3 Add Account
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19.4 Account Get API Continued
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19.5 Test Account API
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20.1 Introduction
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20.2 Create Project Cart API
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20.3 Add Cart POJO
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20.4 Complete Cart Refactoring
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20.5 Introduce Cart Item API Changes
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21.1 Introduction
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21.2 Create Project: Store Pickup API Application
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21.3 Refactor POJO, DAO, Events and Services
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21.4 Complete SPU Refactoring
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21.5 Test SPU API
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22.1 Introduction
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22.2 Create the Shipping API
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22.3 Add Shipping Line Item
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22.4 Add Order POJO
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22.5 Refactor DAO, Services, Events and Controller
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22.6 JPA Issues and Best Practices
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22.7 Refactor ShippingLineItem DAO and Services
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22.8 Refactor Event, Listener and Controller for ShippingLineItem
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22.9 Complete Controller Refactoring for Line Items
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22.10 Test Shipping API
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22.11 Test Line Item API
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23.1 Introduction
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23.2 Creating Order API
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24.1 Introduction
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24.2 Refactor Promo API
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24.3 Test Promo API
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25.1 API Gateway
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25.2 Create API Gateway Project Application
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25.3 API Gateway Property Configuration
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25.4 Test API Gateway
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25.5 Integrate API Gateway with Eureka Service Discovery
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25.6 Test API Gateway Integration with Eureka
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26.1 Introduction
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26.2 12 Factor Apps
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26.3 Containers are not Optional
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26.4 Microservice Ecosystem Service Discovery
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26.5 Microservice Ecosystem Remote Configuration Service
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26.6 Microservice Ecosystem Circuit Breaker
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26.7 Design Criteria for API Boundaries
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26.8 Cross Cutting Requirements routing
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26.9 Cross Cutting Requirements security and Logging
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26.10 Cross Cutting Requirements Troubleshooting
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26.11 Dedicated or Shared Databases
00:14:00
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