Spring Boot Microservices and Spring Cloud. Build Deploy.

Spring Boot Microservices and Spring Cloud. Build & Deploy., available at $89.99, has an average rating of 4.53, with 348 lectures, 3 quizzes, based on 8185 reviews, and has 44042 subscribers.

You will learn about Build and run RESTful Microservices Implement User Authentication Eureka Discovery Service Implement User Authorization with Spring Security and JWT Spring Cloud API Gateway Learn to use JPA to persist data into a Database Use Cloud Cloud Config Server. Learn to Encrypt Sensitive Data. Learn to install MySQL Server and persist data into MySQL Spring Cloud Bus and Rabbit MQ H2 in-memory database and H2 Console Spring Boot Actuator Learn to use HTTP Postman Use Spring Security Learn to use Spring Initializer Distributed Tracing with Sleuth and Zipkin Learn to use Spring Tool Suite Centralized Logging with ELK Stack(Logstash, Elasticsearch, Kibana) Run Microservices in Docker Containers Use Method Level Security to protect API Endpoints Deploy Microservices to AWS This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner Java developers or Java developers interested in learning how to build Spring Boot Microservices It is particularly useful for Beginner Java developers or Java developers interested in learning how to build Spring Boot Microservices.

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Summary

Title: Spring Boot Microservices and Spring Cloud. Build & Deploy.

Price: $89.99

Average Rating: 4.53

Number of Lectures: 348

Number of Quizzes: 3

Number of Published Lectures: 340

Number of Published Quizzes: 3

Number of Curriculum Items: 351

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 343

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build and run RESTful Microservices

Implement User Authentication

Eureka Discovery Service

Implement User Authorization with Spring Security and JWT

Spring Cloud API Gateway

Learn to use JPA to persist data into a Database

Use Cloud Cloud Config Server. Learn to Encrypt Sensitive Data.

Learn to install MySQL Server and persist data into MySQL

Spring Cloud Bus and Rabbit MQ

H2 in-memory database and H2 Console

Spring Boot Actuator

Learn to use HTTP Postman

Use Spring Security

Learn to use Spring Initializer

Distributed Tracing with Sleuth and Zipkin

Learn to use Spring Tool Suite

Centralized Logging with ELK Stack(Logstash, Elasticsearch, Kibana)

Run Microservices in Docker Containers

Use Method Level Security to protect API Endpoints

Deploy Microservices to AWS

Who Should Attend

Beginner Java developers

Java developers interested in learning how to build Spring Boot Microservices

Target Audiences

Beginner Java developers

Java developers interested in learning how to build Spring Boot Microservices

This video course is for Beginners who have never build RESTful Web Services and Microservices before. It will guide you step-by-step through basics and will help you create and run RESTful Microservices from scratch. You will learn how to run Microservices on your own developer’s machine as well as in Docker Containers on AWS EC2 Linux machines.

By the end of this course, you will have your own RESTful Spring Boot Microservices built and running in Spring Cloud.

You will learn how to create and run your own: 

RESTful Microservices,

Eureka Discovery Standalone Server,

Eureka Discovery Server Cluster,

Zuul API Gateway,

Spring Cloud API Gateway,

Load Balancer,

Spring Cloud Config Server,

You will learn to use:

Spring Cloud Bus and Rabbit MQ,

Spring Boot Actuator

You will also learn how to implement for your REST API features like: 

User Authentication(Login) and,

User Authorization(Registration),

Role-based access control(RBAC)

You will learn to use: 

Spring Security and JWT

You will learn how to use: 

Spring Data JPA to store user details in a database,

H2 in-memory database and a database console,

MySQL database server,

Postman HTTP Client,

Spring Tool Suite,

Spring Initializer

This course also covers how to:

Trace HTTP Requests with Spring Cloud Sleuth and Zipkin(Distributed tracing)

Aggregate log files in one place(Centralized logging) with ELK stack(Logstash, Elasticsearch, Kibana).

You will also learn how to: 

Start up AWS EC2 Linux machine,

Install Docker,

Create Docker images,

Run Microservices in Docker containers on multiple EC2 Linux machines in Amazon AWS Cloud.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Source Code

Lecture 2: Course Overview

Lecture 3: A few suggestions

Lecture 4: What is a Microservice?

Lecture 5: Sample Microservices Architecture

Lecture 6: Download and Install Postman HTTP Client

Lecture 7: Postman Overview

Lecture 8: Resource and Collection URIs

Lecture 9: HTTP Methods: GET, POST, DELETE and PUT

Lecture 10: HTTP Headers: Accept and Content Type

Chapter 2: Setting up Development Environment

Lecture 1: Install Java Platform(JDK)

Lecture 2: Download and Install Spring Tool Suite(STS)

Chapter 3: (Optional) Building RESTful Web Services – A Quick Start.

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Creating a New Project

Lecture 3: Creating a new Spring project using Spring Boot Initializr

Lecture 4: Create Users Rest Controller class

Lecture 5: Adding Methods to Handle POST, GET, PUT, DELETE HTTP requests

Lecture 6: Running Web Service Application

Lecture 7: Reading Path Variables with @PathVariable annotaion

Lecture 8: Reading Query String Request Parameters

Lecture 9: Making Parameters Optional or Required

Lecture 10: Returning Java Object as Return Value

Lecture 11: Returning Object as JSON or XML Representation

Lecture 12: Set Response Status Code

Lecture 13: Reading HTTP POST Request Body. The @RequestBody annotation.

Lecture 14: Validating HTTP POST Request Body

Lecture 15: Store Users Temporary

Lecture 16: Handle HTTP PUT Request

Lecture 17: Handle HTTP Delete Request

Lecture 18: Handle an Exception

Lecture 19: Return Custom Error Message Object

Lecture 20: Handle a Specific Exception

Lecture 21: Throw and Handle You Own Custom Exception

Lecture 22: Catch More Than One Exception with One Method

Lecture 23: Dependency Injection: Create and Autowire a Service Layer Class

Lecture 24: Constructor Based Dependency Injection

Lecture 25: Run Web Service as a Standalone Application

Chapter 4: Eureka Discovery Service – A Quick Start

Lecture 1: Introduction to Eureka Discovery Service

Lecture 2: [Updated] Create Eureka Discovery Server project

Lecture 3: [Updated] Configure Eureka Discovery as Standalone Server

Lecture 4: Source code

Chapter 5: Users Microservice – A Quick Start

Lecture 1: Introduction to Building a Users Microservice

Lecture 2: Users Microservice – Create new Spring Boot Project

Lecture 3: Enable Eureka Client

Lecture 4: Create Users Rest Controller

Lecture 5: Access Users Web Service Endpoint via Eureka Discovery Service

Lecture 6: Exercise – Create Account Management Microservice

Chapter 6: Account Management Microservice – A Quick Start

Lecture 1: Introduction to Building an Account Management Microservice

Lecture 2: Create a new Spring Boot Project

Lecture 3: Access Account Management Microservice via Eureka Discovery Service

Chapter 7: [Deprecated] Zuul API Gateway – A Quick Start

Lecture 1: Important note

Lecture 2: Introduction to Zuul API Gateway

Lecture 3: Create a ZUUL API Gateway Project

Lecture 4: Access Microservices via API Gateway

Chapter 8: [Deprecated] Zuul as a Load Balancer – A Quick Start

Lecture 1: Important note

Lecture 2: Load Balancer – Introduction

Lecture 3: Starting Up More Microservices

Lecture 4: Trying How Load Balancer Works

Chapter 9: Spring Cloud Gateway – Spring Cloud Routing.

Lecture 1: Important Note

Lecture 2: Introduction to Spring Cloud Gateway

Lecture 3: Creating Spring Cloud Gateway

Lecture 4: Automatic Mapping of API Gateway Routes

Lecture 5: Manually Configuring API Gateway Routes

Lecture 6: Trying how Spring Cloud API Gateway works

Lecture 7: Rewriting URL Path in Spring Cloud API Gateway

Lecture 8: Automatic & Manual Routing in Spring Cloud API Gateway

Lecture 9: Build-In Predicate Factories in Spring Cloud API Gateway

Lecture 10: Gateway Filters in Spring Cloud API Gateway

Chapter 10: Spring Cloud Gateway as a Load Balancer

Lecture 1: Starting up multiple instances of a Microservice

Lecture 2: Trying how Spring Cloud API Gateway Load Balancing works

Chapter 11: H2 In-Memory Database

Lecture 1: H2 In-memory Database. Introduction.

Lecture 2: H2 Database Console Overview

Lecture 3: Adding Support for the H2 Database

Chapter 12: Users Microservice – Implementing User Sign up

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Source Code

Lecture 3: Adding method to handle HTTP Post Request

Lecture 4: Implementing the Create User Request Model class

Lecture 5: Validating HTTP Request Body

Lecture 6: Spring Boot Application Layers

Lecture 7: Implementing Service Layer Class

Lecture 8: Create a Shared DTO Class

Lecture 9: Generate Unique Public User Id

Lecture 10: Adding Support for Spring Data JPA

Lecture 11: Implementing User Entity Class

Lecture 12: Implementing Spring Data JPA CRUD Repository

Instructors

Sergey Kargopolov
Software developer

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2 stars: 101 votes

3 stars: 626 votes

4 stars: 2968 votes

5 stars: 4408 votes

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