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Docker for Beginners: DevOps for Java & Spring Boot

Name: Docker for Beginners: DevOps for Java & Spring Boot
Rating: 4.3 (3500 reviews)

Docker for Beginners. DevOps for Java Spring Boot Microservices. Get Hands-on with Docker.

Created byin28Minutes Official

Last updated 11/2023

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What you'll learn

Use Docker to containerise and run Java Spring Boot Microservices
Use Docker to containerise and run Java Spring Boot Full Stack Applications
Create Docker images for 8 Java Spring Boot Projects
Learn Docker Commands and Docker Architecture
Use Dockerfile to Automate Building of your Docker Image
Create Docker Java Images with maven plugins - Dockerfile Spotify Plugin, JIB Plugin and Fabric8 Docker Maven Plugin
Best practices in creating Docker Images for Java applications - Improve Caching of Docker Images and create Multi Stage Docker Builds.
You will Containerize Java Spring Boot Todo Web Application talking with MySQL
You will Containerize Java Spring Boot React Full Stack Application with Docker
You will Containerize CCS, CES Microservices, Eureka Naming Server and Zuul API Gateway with Docker and Run them using Docker Compose
You will learn to run MySQL, RabbitMQ and Zipkin as Docker Containers
You will learn the basics of Docker Networking - HOST, BRIDGE and NONE
You will learn to use Docker Compose to Manage Your Containers
You will learn the basics of Microservices
You will Join 300,000 Learners having AMAZING LEARNING Experiences with in28Minutes

Course content

12 sections • 63 lectures • 6h 15m total length

Deploy Spring Boot Applications to Docker - Getting Started2:56

Step 01 - Installing Docker - Docker3:46
Install Docker across macOS, Windows, and Linux, run basic Docker commands, and gain a 10,000 feet overview of how Docker differs from virtual machines and its internal architecture.
Quick Tip for Windows 10 : Use 192.168.99.100 in URL instead of localhost0:12
Step 02 - Your First Docker Usecase - Deploy a Spring Boot Application2:58
Step 03 - Docker Concepts - Registry, Repository, Tag, Image & Containers6:18
Step 04 - Playing with Docker Images and Containers6:28
Step 05 - Understanding Docker Architecture - Docker Client, Docker Engine4:11
Discover Docker architecture by examining the Docker client and Docker daemon, and see how the daemon manages containers and local images, pulling and pushing images to the registry.
Step 06 - Why is Docker Popular?3:02
Discover why Docker is popular by comparing container-based architecture with virtual machines, and see how easily Docker runs on local machines and cloud services like Azure Container Service.
Step 07 - Playing with Docker Images8:26
Step 08 - Playing with Docker Containers10:28
Step 09 - Playing with Docker Commands - stats, system7:58

Step 01 - Setting up 01 Spring Boot Hello World Rest API in Local3:56
Step 02 - Build Docker Image Manually for 01 Hello World Rest API14:52
Learn to build a docker image manually for a hello world rest api by packaging a jar with Maven, copying the jar into an openjdk:8-jdk-alpine base, and running it.
Quick Tip for Windows 10 : Use 192.168.99.100 in URL instead of localhost0:12
Step 03 - Use Dockerfile to Build Docker Image7:17
Step 04 - Understanding Docker Image Layers, Caching and Dockerfile5:51
Quick Tip for Windows 10 : Enable "Expose Demon without TLS option"0:18
Step 05 - Using Dockerfile Spotify Plugin to Create Docker Images6:34
Step 06 - Create a generic reusable Dockerfile2:03
Step 07 - Improving Caching of Docker Images by Adding Libraries in a Separate S8:25
Step 08 - Using JIB Plugin to Create Docker Images7:41
Step 09 - Using Fabric8 Docker Maven Plugin to Create Docker Images5:23
Do you want to help us?0:10

Step 01 - Setting up 02 Spring Boot Todo Web Application in Local8:27
Step 02 - Create Docker Image for Spring Boot Todo Web Application7:59
Step 03 - Understanding ENTRYPOINT, CMD, COPY and ADD instructions4:47
Copy copies local files, add can fetch urls and unzip archives, and cmd is overridable while entrypoint keeps the executable, overridable only with --entrypoint.
Step 04 - Pushing 02 Spring Boot Todo Web Application to Docker Hub4:56

Step 01 - Code Review of 03 Todo Web Application MySQL4:25
Step 02 - Running MySQL as Docker Container on Local10:31
Step 03 - Connect Spring Boot Todo Web App to MySQL on Local4:19
Step 04 - Create Docker Image for 03 Todo Web Application and Use Link to connec9:28
Step 05 - Exploring Docker Networking - HOST, BRIDGE and NONE6:15
Step 06 - Creating a Custom Network and Connect MySQL and WebApplication4:58
Create a custom Docker bridge network and connect a MySQL container and a web application, enabling inter-container communication without links.
Step 07 - Using Docker Volumes to Persist Data11:49

Step 01 - Exploring 04 Java Full Stack Spring Boot React App4:39
Step 02 - Running React Frontend in Local4:13
Step 03 - Containerizing Java REST API Backend5:23
Step 04 - Creating Multi Stage Docker Build for React Frontend Code8:19
Step 05 - Improve Front End Docker Build - dockerignore9:25
Step 06 - Using Multi Stage Docker Build for Java REST API Backend8:17
Configure a two-stage docker build for a java rest api backend to produce a platform-independent, reproducible image with stage one building dependencies and stage two a minimal OpenJDK Alpine image.
Step 07 - Running Java REST API Backend Docker Image4:39
Step 08 - Exploring Docker Compose3:54
Docker Compose Scale Command0:06
Step 09 - Running Full Stack Application with Docker Compose9:57
Step 10 - Using Docker Compose for Java Spring Boot Todo Web Application - MySql6:33
Use docker compose to run a Java Spring Boot todo web app with MySQL, persist data via a host volume, configure environment variables, and manage services with depends_on and networks.
Step 11 - Playing with Docker Compose6:59

Step 01 - Introduction to Microservices3:56
Explore the microservice approach by defining microservices, their REST-based communication, and cloud-enabled, independently deployable units with well-defined boundaries. Compare monoliths and microservice architectures, highlight advantages, challenges, and deployment considerations.
Step 02 - Advantages of Microservices2:44
Step 03 - Understanding Docker and Microservices - An Amazing Combo4:32
Step 04 - Overview of CCS and CES Spring Boot Microservices10:12
Explore two Spring Boot microservices, currency exchange and currency conversion, their H2 database, key endpoints, and how Feign enables inter-service calls.
Step 05 - Create Docker Images and Containers for Java Spring Boot Microservices12:43
Build docker images for the currency-exchange and currency-conversion microservices, create a currency-network, and run containers that communicate via the currency-exchange uri environment variable on ports 8000 and 8100.
Step 06 - Run Java Spring Boot Microservices using Docker Compose8:13
Configure a Docker compose workflow to run currency-exchange-service and currency-conversion-service, create a dedicated currency-compose-network, add environment variables, and manage containers and startup order for microservices.

Step 01 - Understanding the need for Service Registry3:23
Discover how a Eureka Naming Server enables service registration and discovery across multiple microservice instances, and how Feign with Ribbon enables client-side load balancing and dynamic scaling.
Step 02 - Create Docker Images for Eureka Naming Server10:34
Step 03 - Configure and Run Java Spring Boot Microservices with Eureka Service10:14
Configure and run Java Spring Boot microservices with a Eureka naming server using Docker Compose. Register, discover, and load balance currency-exchange and currency-conversion services with Ribbon and Feign.

Requirements

You DO NOT need to have any experience with Docker
You have some programming experience with Java, Spring and/or Spring Boot
We will help you install Eclipse, Visual Studio Code, Git client and Node JS (for npm)
This course requires you to download Docker Desktop. An alternative to Docker Desktop is Podman Desktop. If you are a Udemy Business user, please check with your employer before downloading software.

Description

Do you want to learn to Create Docker Images and containers for Java Spring Boot Applications and Microservices with an easy to learn, step by step approach?

Do you have ZERO experience with Docker? No Problem.

Learn Docker Fundamentals? Yes. Create Docker Images for Java Spring Microservices? Yes. Create Docker Images for Java Spring Boot Full Stack Applications? Yes. Of Course. Hands-on? Of course.

NOTE: This course requires you to download Docker Desktop. An alternative to Docker Desktop is Podman Desktop. If you are a Udemy Business user, please check with your employer before downloading software.

Are you ready to learn about Docker and take the next step in your programming career?

Do you want to join more than 1 MILLION learners having Amazing Learning Experiences with in28Minutes?

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COURSE OVERVIEW

Architectures are moving towards Microservices and Cloud. Docker makes it easy to containerize your applications and make them cloud-ready.

Docker is the No 1 Tool to Containerize your Java Spring Boot Applications. Learning Docker would help you streamline your deployment processes and experiment easily with new frameworks and tools.

In this hands-on course, we will containerize - create docker images and create containers - a variety of Spring Boot Applications:

REST APIs - Hello World and Todo - Jar
Todo Web Application War
Full Stack Application with React and Spring Boot
CCS and CES Microservices
Eureka Naming Server and Zuul API Gateway

This course would be a perfect first step as an introduction to Docker.

You will be using containerizing a variety of projects created with React (Frontend Framework), Spring Boot (REST API Framework), Spring (Dependency Management), Spring Security (Authentication and Authorization - Basic and JWT), BootStrap (Styling Pages), Maven (dependencies management), Node (npm), Visual Studio Code (TypeScript IDE), Eclipse (Java IDE) and Tomcat Embedded Web Server. We will help you set up each one of these.

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Who this course is for:

You are a Java Spring Boot developer getting started with the Cloud and Docker
You want to containerize your Java applications with Docker
You are a Java Developer and You are curious about Docker
You want to learn to containerize a Java Spring Boot full stack application with Docker
You want to learn to play with Docker and Spring Boot Microservices - Service Registry, Distributed Tracing and Zuul API Gateway

Docker for Beginners: DevOps for Java & Spring Boot

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Introduction1 lecture • 3min

Getting Started with Docker10 lectures • 54min

Import All Java Spring Boot Projects for Docker1 lecture • 4min

Docker with Java Spring Boot Hello World Rest API12 lectures • 1hr 3min

Docker with Java Spring Boot Todo Web Application4 lectures • 26min

Docker with Java Spring Boot Todo Web Application using MySQL7 lectures • 52min

Docker with Java Spring Boot React Full Stack Application12 lectures • 1hr 12min

Docker - Run Java Spring Boot Microservices6 lectures • 42min

Using Docker to Integrate Java Microservices with Eureka Naming Server3 lectures • 24min

Using Docker to Integrate Java Microservices with Zuul API Gateway2 lectures • 13min

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