Spring Boot & Microservices

Total Duration : 3 Months

Description to Spring Boot & Microservices

Spring Boot & Microservices is a powerful approach to building modular, scalable, and easily maintainable applications using the Spring Boot framework and microservices architecture. By using Spring Boot, developers can quickly create stand-alone, production-ready Spring applications with minimal configuration. This is ideal for building microservices—small, independent services that work together to form a larger application.

Why choose the course?

  • High Demand for Microservices Skills: Companies are shifting to microservices architectures, making skills in Spring Boot and microservices highly marketable and valued across industries.
  • Enhanced Productivity and Rapid Development: Spring Boot simplifies setup and configuration, enabling faster development and deployment cycles, which are essential for agile environments.
  • Improved Application Scalability and Resilience: Microservices allow for independent scaling and fault isolation, ensuring applications are more resilient and better suited for modern cloud infrastructures.
  • Real-World Project Experience: Courses typically offer hands-on projects, helping you build practical skills to design, deploy, and manage microservices applications—valuable for roles in software engineering, DevOps, and cloud development.

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Introduction to HTML CSS

The learning path to the course

  • Introduction
  • Inversion of Control
  • BeanFactory
  • ApplicationContext
  • Stereotype Annotation
  • @Controller
  • @Service
  • @Repository
  • @ Component
  • Autowiring Concepts
  • ByType
  • ByName
  • Constructor
  • Autodetect
  • Dependency Injection
  • SetterBase Injection
  • Constructor Base Injection
  • @Required Annotation
  • @Required Annotation
  • Depends on Concept
  • @Primary
  • @Bean
  • @Configuration
  • Dependency Checking
  • Bean Life Cycle and Scopes
  • Introduction
  • JPARepository
  • CRUD Repository
  • Methods
  • Save() Method
  • Delete() Method
  • FindById() Method
  • FindAllById() Method
  • DeleteById() Method
  • DeleteAllById() Method
  • CustomFindBy() Method
  • Pagination
  • Profiles
  • Introduction
  • Embedded Tomcat Server
  • @RequestParam
  • @PathParam
  • @RequestBody
  • @ResponseBody
  • How to handle Exception
  • How to send mail
  • Introduction
  • What is microservice?
  • Advantage of microservices?
  • Disadvantage of microservices?
  • What is monolithic Architecture?
  • Disadvantage of monolithic
  • Load Balancer
  • Round Robbin
  • IP Hashing
  • How to create microservice
  • Intercommunication using Feign Client
  • WebClient
  • RestTemplate
  • Communication between two microservice
  • Introduction to AWS
  • How to deploy microservice on AWS Cloud
  • How to create AWS Account
  • Config Server
  • API Gateway
  • Spring Boot Admin Server
  • Spring Boot Admin Client
  • Circuit Breaker (Hystix)
  • Service Registry
  • Distributed Logging- Sleuth Logging
  • ZipKin Server
  • Introduction
  • Features of Spring Boot
  • Actuators
  • Interceptors
  • How to create Spring Boot Project
  • Internal working of Spring Boot Application
  • How run() method works internally
  • Spring Boot Architectures
  • Spring Boot Runners
  • Spring Boot Starter
  • Spring Boot Parent-Starter
  • Spring Boot Starter-web
  • Spring Boot Starter data-jpa
  • Spring Boot Starter actuators
  • Spring Boot Starter-devtools
  • Spring Boot Starter-test
  • Introduction
  • Restful Web Servce
  • HttpMethods
  • GET
  • POST
  • PUT
  • Delete
  • Spring Security
  • Basic Security
  • JWT Security
  • RestTemplate
  • WebClient
  • HTTP Status codes
  • @RestController
  • @RequestBody
  • Introduction to AWS
  • Advantages of AWS
  • How to create Account on AWS
  • AWS Services
  • How to create Linux Machine
  • How to connect using Putty
  • S3 Bucket
  • RDS (Relational Database System)
  • Deploying Spring Boot on AWS
  • Load Balancer
  • I AM USER
  • Linux Commands
  • Agile
  • Linux Command
  • GIT
  • GITHUB
  • Maven
  • Jenkin
  • Docker
  • Kubernetes
  • AWS

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Introduction to HTML CSS

The learning path to the course

Basic knowledge of Java is usually required, as Spring Boot is a Java-based framework. Familiarity with Spring Framework basics is helpful but not always mandatory, as many courses cover the essentials of Spring Boot from the ground up.

Most courses include hands-on projects where you’ll design, build, and deploy a microservices-based application. These projects cover inter-service communication, fault tolerance, and deployment practices, providing real-world experience with Spring Boot and microservices.

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Introduction to HTML CSS