Building Microservices with Clojure

Name: Building Microservices with Clojure
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A Practical Introduction to Tooling, Development, and Deployment

Created byInfinite Skills

Last updated 1/2017

English

What you'll learn

Once you have completed this training course, you will be fully capable of setting up, modifying, and deploying a microservice with Clojure and Pedestal
Learn how to build Microservices using Clojure

Course content

7 sections • 31 lectures • 1h 58m total length

Important - Download These First - Working Files0:01
What's All This?4:15
Sample App And Cast Of Characters3:06
Explore a small web service with persistence and api key header protection; the sample project catalog can list and add projects via Postman.
Sample App5:17
About The Author1:27
Meet a seasoned software architect with deep roots in Lisp and dynamic languages, tracing his path from 90s web programming to a Java-based single sign-on system at Dell.

Pedestal Orientation3:31
More Pedestal And Ring3:40
Maps And JSON In Clojure3:45
Add A GET Endpoint3:06
Define a new /projects route and get projects function to serve json content. Return a mock project collection via bootstrap json response to a GET request in a headless microservice.
Add A Parameterized GET3:37
Add A POST Endpoint With Some Payload3:44
LightTable And The nRepl To Make Live Changes4:50

Protecting Your Endpoints With A Simple API Key Strategy5:13
Using HTTP Client - Part 13:24
Discover how a Clojure microservice uses an HTTP client to fetch data from an external API via get requests, handling headers, body, and debug output in a live REPL workflow.
Using HTTP Client - Part 24:04
Using HTTP Client For POST4:17
Brief Look At XML In Clojure - Part 14:57
Brief Look At XML In Clojure - Part 25:08

Namespaces And Require3:15
Java Interop3:32
Learn how to interoperate with Java from Clojure, instantiate objects with new, invoke instance and static methods via dot notation, and use do and string buffer.
Connecting To Libraries3:17
Connect to libraries by declaring dependencies in project.clj, pull them from Maven, and inspect the runtime classpath with lein deps and lein deps tree to resolve version collisions.

Requirements

PC or MAC
Some programming experience

Description

In this Building Microservices with Clojure and Pedestal training course, expert author Scott Rehorn will teach you how to set up, modify, and deploy a basic microservice based on Clojure and Pedestal. This course is designed for users that already have programming experience.

You will start by learning about the stack and toolchain, then jump into using Pedestal. From there, Scott will teach you how to use Pedestal as a web services framework to handle request and response routing and content handling. This video tutorial also covers persistence, how to protect your endpoints with a simple API key strategy, and how to use XML in Clojure. Finally, you will learn about Java Interop.

Once you have completed this computer based training course, you will be fully capable of setting up, modifying, and deploying a microservice with Clojure and Pedestal.

Who this course is for:

This course is designed for users that already have programming experience
This course is for anyone who wants to learn about building Microservices and Clojure

Building Microservices with Clojure

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Course content

Introduction5 lectures • 14min

The Stack And The Toolchain - Bootstrap5 lectures • 21min

Doing Useful Stuff With The Basic Framework7 lectures • 26min

Persistence4 lectures • 15min

More Things Most Microservices Need6 lectures • 27min

Java Interop And Other Useful Things3 lectures • 10min

Conclusion1 lecture • 4min

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