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Java Microservices With Spring In 2 Weeks O Reilly Live Events

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Spring Boot + Spring Cloud best practices for creating effective and resilient microservices Microservices have become a de facto standard architecture pattern of today’s software. Due to their nature, microservices give developers a lot of freedom in using the right tool and language to solve a given business problem. The Spring Framework—specifically Spring Boot and Spring Cloud— have revolutionized modern Java microservice development. With these frameworks you can set up your applications in no time, reusing abstractions dedicated to working in the cloud regardless of your chosen platform.In this 2 week course, we will look at how... We will also learn how you can leverage those frameworks to do HTTP and messaging based communication.

This course is targeted for everyone writing Spring based microservices. You’ll learn how to make your microservices communicate in a resilient manner and how to interact with your deployed to production application. Week 1: Introduction to Microservices with Spring Boot & Spring Cloud We can see that more and more companies are creating microservices and are deploying them into Kubernetes. Since Spring Boot is the de facto standard for such setup it’s good to review the changes in its latest versions that offer best out-of-the-box support for Kubernetes. In Week 1 of this course, we will look into some of the most fundamental features of Spring Cloud that abstract the underlying platform where the application got deployed to.

We will also answer the question when to use and when to not use Spring Cloud Kubernetes. The holder of this badge has completed the following course by O'Reilly Media, Inc. The holder of this badge is capable of creating and deploying microservices using Spring Boot and Spring Cloud, leveraging service discovery, circuit breakers, and API gateway to ensure resilient communication and stability in a... Learn how to develop and operate cloud-native applications in Java Join Spring experts and authors of O’Reilly’s Cloud Native Java, Josh Long and Kenny Bastani, for an in-depth, 2-day online workshop that covers all aspects of building and operating cloud-native applications and microservices using... This training starts with a high-level introduction to designing and building JVM-based microservices using the tremendously popular JVM-based micro framework, Spring Boot.

Throughout the course you’ll get hands-on practice using Spring Boot to build microservices that consume and produce REST APIs. In this course we’ll be using industry-standard design patterns that are built into Spring Cloud—a toolkit from Pivotal that is designed for building microservices together with Spring Boot. You’ll learn the basics of building microservices using Spring Cloud and Cloud Foundry, together with production-ready cloud-native tools from Netflix OSS. We’ll then take the same techniques that are used to build web-based microservice architectures and apply these concepts for cloud-native data processing with Spring Cloud Data Flow. A working knowledge of Java and the Spring Framework (equal to completion of an introduction to Spring course, such as O’Reilly’s Spring Framework Essentials) Building Microservices with Spring Boot Livelessons (video)

O'Reilly Live Events · Online, Poland · 2022-10-17 Build and monitor powerful server-side systems and web services in Java If you’re an enterprise developer coding in Java, you’ve probably asked yourself, “How can I become a more productive programmer without compromising the speed and flexibility of my applications?” Well, for starters, you can... The surest route to adding Spring and Spring Boot to your developer toolkit is learning directly from one of the masters of the field. Join acclaimed developer, trainer, and consultant Ken Kousen (Kousen IT, Inc.) for a three-part series that will get you up and running with Spring and Spring Boot. Through hands-on exercises and examples, you’ll learn how to create new server-side applications with the Spring Boot initializer, make effective use of Spring’s transactional, persistence, and injection services, and take advantage of the latest...

Along the way, you’ll also discover how to develop and deploy both RESTful web services and MVC applications. Week 1: Spring and Spring Boot Fundamentals Week 1 focuses on creating new server-side applications with the Spring Boot initializer. You’ll also learn how to take advantage of the latest features of both the Spring platform and Java 8. Best practices for testing your Java applications Join expert Marcin Grzejszczak to understand what makes a good and maintainable test and boost your confidence in your production code.

You’ll learn how to write unit tests with mocks and stubs, test multithreaded code that throws exceptions, and write integration tests while using databases, inversion of control (IoC) frameworks, and message- or HTTP-based communication. You’ll then try advanced techniques such as testing your architecture, API, and edge cases, and doing property-based testing. NOTE: With today’s registration, you’ll be signed up for all three weeks. Although you can attend any of the sessions individually, we recommend participating in all three. The time frames are only estimates and may vary according to how the class is progressing. Working with mocks and stubs (60 minutes)

You can call the script that fetches docker images and downloads all application JARs. Go to https://developer.hashicorp.com/vault/tutorials/getting-started/getting-started-install to learn how to install Vault CLI. Then you can make this call Go to https://kind.sigs.k8s.io/docs/user/quick-start to learn how to install KIND. If you install it then you can run this command to create a cluster In the sections below you can find hints on how to manually prepare your environment.

If you’re using Windows and can’t run this script then ensure that you pull the Docker images for these docker compose files ($ docker compose pull) Spring Boot and Spring Cloud best practices for creating effective and resilient microservices Microservices have become a de facto standard architecture pattern of today’s software because they give developers a lot of freedom to use the right tool and language to solve a given business problem. The Spring Framework—specifically, Spring Boot and Spring Cloud—has revolutionized modern Java microservice development. With these frameworks, you can set up your applications in no time, reusing abstractions dedicated to working in the cloud regardless of your chosen platform. Join expert Marcin Grzejszczak for a deep dive into how Spring Boot and Spring Cloud work with Kubernetes to create and deploy your microservices.

Learn how you can leverage these frameworks to do HTTP and messaging-based communication and how to set up metrics with Micrometer and do latency analysis and log correlation. You’ll discover how to use chaos engineering to test a deployed Spring application and how feature toggling can help you alter the behavior of applications at runtime. In three weeks, you’ll understand how to make your microservices communicate in a resilient manner and how to interact with your deployed-to-production application. Week 1: Introduction to Microservices with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud In Week 1, you'll explore some of the fundamental features of Spring Cloud that abstract the underlying platform where the application is deployed. You’ll also learn when it’s appropriate to use Spring Cloud Kubernetes and when it’s not.

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