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Overview: Microservices with Java Spring Masterclass
Overview: Microservices with Java Spring Masterclass
Modern software systems require scalable, flexible, and maintainable application architectures. The Microservices with Java Spring Masterclass is designed for learners who want to build strong backend development knowledge using Java, Spring Boot, and cloud-based microservice architecture. Businesses across the UK increasingly rely on distributed systems to improve application performance, deployment speed, and system reliability.
This Java Spring Masterclass Course introduces learners to microservice architecture by starting with monolithic applications before gradually moving into service decomposition, API management, Spring Cloud integration, and enterprise-level backend development. The course explains how large applications are divided into smaller independent services for easier maintenance and deployment.
Learners will explore Spring Boot development, REST API creation, service discovery, remote configuration, API gateway management, circuit breaker patterns, and cloud-native architecture patterns. The curriculum also covers multiple service modules including Product API, Category API, User API, Address API, Cart API, Shipping API, and Order API.
This training supports aspiring Java developers, backend engineers, software engineers, and cloud developers who want structured knowledge of enterprise microservice ecosystems.
Key Points of This Course at a Glance:
• Complete Java Spring Boot backend development training
• Build REST APIs and enterprise microservices
• Learn Spring Cloud, Eureka, Feign, Hystrix, and API Gateway
• Understand monolithic to microservice migration
• Study cloud-native architecture patterns
• Course includes free certificate upon completion
What Is Java Spring Masterclass Course?
The Java Spring Masterclass Course focuses on building backend applications using Java and Spring Boot while introducing learners to modern microservice architecture. Instead of developing one large monolithic application, organisations increasingly use microservices to break software into smaller independent services.
This course begins with monolithic application architecture to explain common limitations such as difficult testing, bug tracking, and deployment challenges. Learners then transition into Spring Boot microservices, where each service operates independently and communicates through APIs.
The training covers service discovery, remote configuration, fault tolerance, distributed architecture patterns, and API communication strategies. Learners also study Spring Cloud tools such as Eureka, Feign clients, Config Server, Hystrix, and API Gateway.
By completing this training, learners develop strong knowledge of backend service design, API communication, microservice architecture, and enterprise Java development workflows.
Course Description
The Microservices with Java Spring Masterclass begins with a strong introduction to software architecture and microservice migration. Learners study why traditional monolithic systems become difficult to manage as applications scale.
The course then moves into environment setup, where learners configure Java, MySQL, Git, Chrome REST Client, and development tools required for backend application development.
Spring Boot development is introduced through REST API creation, Maven project configuration, controllers, Actuator endpoints, JAR deployment, and application monitoring.
Learners then begin migrating monolithic Product API applications into independent Spring Boot microservices. This section covers project setup, package structure, model migration, DAO layers, service layers, controllers, events, exception handling, health endpoints, and actuator metrics.
Advanced sections introduce Spring Cloud microservices including:
• Service Discovery with Eureka
• Remote Configuration Server
• Config Client Integration
• Declarative REST Clients using Feign
• Central Exception Handling
• Circuit Breaker with Hystrix
The curriculum expands into enterprise-level microservice projects by building:
• Product API
• Category API
• User API
• Address API
• Pricing API
• Delivery API
• Account API
• Cart API
• Store Pickup API
• Shipping API
• Order API
• Promo API
Learners also study API Gateway integration, service registration, cloud routing, logging strategies, security concepts, database strategies, and 12-factor microservice principles.
The final modules explore architecture best practices, API boundaries, troubleshooting distributed systems, and dedicated versus shared databases.
Learning Outcome
Learning Outcome- Build Spring Boot applications from scratch
- Create REST APIs using Java and Spring Boot
- Understand monolithic and microservice architecture differences
- Configure Maven dependencies and Spring Boot projects
- Implement service discovery using Eureka
- Configure Spring Cloud Config Server
- Use Feign clients for inter-service communication
Who Is This Course For?
Who Is This Course For?- Aspiring Java backend developers seeking structured training.
- Software engineers transitioning into microservices development.
- Spring Boot developers improving cloud architecture knowledge.
- Computer science students interested in backend systems.
- Developers preparing for enterprise Java roles.
Why Enrol in This Java Spring Masterclass Course?
Modern businesses increasingly rely on distributed architectures to improve software scalability, maintainability, and deployment flexibility. Microservices have become a standard architecture for enterprise applications, SaaS products, fintech platforms, and cloud-native systems.
This training provides structured knowledge of Spring Boot development and enterprise microservice ecosystems. Learners progress from core Spring Boot concepts to advanced distributed systems architecture.
The course explains backend design patterns used in real software environments, including service discovery, API gateway management, fault tolerance, and remote configuration.
Whether you want to strengthen Java backend development knowledge or move into cloud application development, this course supports career growth in software engineering.
Java Spring Masterclass Course Career Path
Knowledge of Java Spring Boot and microservices supports several technical roles in UK software development.
Typical career pathways include:
Java Developer — £40,000–£65,000
Builds backend systems using Java frameworks.
Backend Developer — £42,000–£68,000
Develops server-side applications, APIs, and databases.
Spring Boot Developer — £45,000–£72,000
Builds scalable enterprise applications using Spring technologies.
Software Engineer — £45,000–£75,000
Designs and develops software systems.
Cloud Developer — £50,000–£80,000
Builds cloud-native and distributed applications.
Microservices Architect — £70,000–£100,000
Designs enterprise-level distributed systems and service ecosystems.
Professionals with Java and microservices knowledge can progress into senior backend engineering, architecture, and cloud engineering roles.
Enrol Today – Build Enterprise Java Development Skills
By enrolling in this Java Spring Masterclass Course, you begin building backend development knowledge required for scalable software systems.
Microservices architecture is widely adopted across modern software platforms. Professionals with Spring Boot and microservices knowledge are highly valued in software engineering environments.
Start developing the knowledge required for backend API development, cloud-native systems, and enterprise application architecture.
Certificate of Achievement
Upon successfully completing this Java Spring Masterclass Course, learners will receive an Accredited Certificate confirming their knowledge of Java Spring Boot development, REST APIs, and microservice architecture.
We provide two recognised certificate options:
CPD-QS Certificate
Learners can obtain a certificate accredited by CPD Quality Standards (CPD-QS), supporting continuing professional development in software engineering and backend development.
SKILL UP Brand Recognised Certificate
Learners will also receive a SKILL UP Certificate of Completion confirming successful completion of Java Spring Boot and microservices training.
Both certificates support professional development and career progression in software engineering.
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Frequently Asked Questions
 Yes. The course starts with monolithic architecture, tools setup, and Spring Boot fundamentals before moving into advanced microservices.
 Basic Java knowledge is recommended, but beginners can still follow the structured training.
 Yes. Spring Boot is covered extensively including controllers, APIs, Actuator, Maven, and deployment.
 Yes. Microservices, service discovery, API Gateway, Feign, Hystrix, and Spring Cloud are core modules.
 Yes. Learners receive CPD-QS and SKILL UP certificates.
Microservices with Java Spring Masterclass Reviews
A well-organised and highly valuable course with clear, easy-to-understand guidance throughout. I’ve gained knowledge that’s directly relevant to my day-to-day responsibilities. It’s given me greater confidence in applying these skills professionally.
Engaging content delivered in a straightforward and structured format. The examples were realistic and helped reinforce key concepts effectively. I would certainly recommend it to colleagues looking to upskill
Comprehensive, insightful and professionally presented from start to finish. The course materials were clear and well supported. A worthwhile investment for anyone serious about career development
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
00:11:00
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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
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