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    Practical Approach to Spring Cloud

    Posted By: lucky_aut
    Date: 9 Feb 2023 14:55:03
    Practical Approach to Spring Cloud

    Practical Approach to Spring Cloud
    Last updated 2023-01-25
    Duration: 02:54:58 | .MP4 1280x720, 30 fps(r) | AAC, 44100 Hz, 2ch | 1.04 GB
    Genre: eLearning | Language: English

    Spring Boot, Hibernate, WebFlux, OpenFeign, Gateway, Load Balancer, Sleuth, Zipkin, Resilience4J, Spring Cloud
    What you'll learn
    Become Spring Cloud Microservices Developer
    Learn About Spring Cloud Technologies
    Learn to develop Spring Microservices From Scratch
    To learn about how microservices are hosted and configured
    Requirements
    Basic Java
    Spring Framework Basics
    No Spring Cloud experience is required
    Description
    This course will take you to the learning journey starting from creating the microservice till configuring it with the industry standard cloud technologies. This course is suitable for experienced Java developers as well as those who have little knowledge of Spring framework.

    We will first start with creating a simple microservice then we will add entities and dto to the service. Exposing them with controller we will implement repositories and services. After that we will add validations and exception handling to the microservice. Also there will be an assignment for the same with another microservice.

    First part can be skipped if anyone want to focus on cloud technologies. Then we will add spring cloud technologies to the course.

    Starting with Webclient API we will call one microservice from another. Then by introducing the service registry and discovery we no longer need to maintain the URLs. We will take a look at Open Feign. Adding multiple hosting to microservice needs load balancing the requests between them there we will introduce load balancer. As we will be having multiple hosting there needs a single URL to the user which can be achieved by Spring Cloud Gateway. After introducing the gateway we need resiliency in our services hence introduction to Resilience4J is must. As there will be many calls passing through multiple microservices we will introduce distributed tracing using Spring Sleuth and Zipkin. In the end we will implement Spring Config Server to distribute the configurations across the microservices.

    Who this course is for:
    Beginner Java Developers
    Experienced Java Developers

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