
Explore JSON and YAML as data definition languages for microservices and infrastructure as code, with real-world use cases, AWS CloudFormation templates, and devops tools like Ansible.
Explore JSON syntax, data types, and objects, and model real-world data with keys and values, arrays, and nulls, then validate with JSON schema using Visual Studio Code plugins.
Explore creating and validating json and yaml files in Visual Studio Code, install extensions, view GitHub samples, and represent objects like courses, dogs, and employees in json.
Explore how objects serialize to JSON and deserialize across polyglot microservices using Java and NodeJS, with a sample course and student service communicating via REST.
Explore a polyglot microservice demo that uses JSON as the data interchange format, with a Java Spring Boot service using Jackson to parse and serialize data and expose REST APIs.
Explore how JSON data is stored in NoSQL databases like MongoDB and how JavaScript UI frameworks such as Angular and React render JSON into interactive browser interfaces.
Explore yaml syntax, datatypes, and extensions in visual studio code. Learn to represent objects with anchors and aliases, manage indentation, comments, and multiline strings.
Open Visual Studio Code, install yaml extensions, and explore yamal samples to model courses, students, and instructors in yaml, using comments, anchors, aliases, and converting yaml to json.
Deserializing and parsing YAML in Java and Node.js apps, with practical demos and use cases in infrastructure as code and Ansible, using Jackson and YAML parsers to map to objects.
Explore practical YAML use cases in infrastructure as code with AWS CloudFormation templates and GitHub actions, and see how YAML orchestrates containers and Ansible playbooks for automation.
Install and configure Ansible on a machine, and use a YAML playbook to automate software installation and debug statements across hosts defined in a My Server group.
Compare json and yaml syntax, features, and uses, highlighting readability, indentation, comments, anchors and aliases, and practical use cases in data interchange, configuration, and automation for microservices, devops, and containers.
JSON and YAML are the most popular data definition languages widely used across all modern day technologies.
Also many of the popular Devops tools and frameworks uses either a JSON or YAML to enable users to declare and write their automation tasks in a simple language.
This Course provides you a deep-dive of JSON and YAML, the language syntax, creating and validating these files easily. it also provide you an overview of the practical use cases with demos and walkthroughs in the field of Microservices, Devops and Cloud computing.
You will learn why we need data definition languages like JSON and YAML and its importance and usage in current technologies.
Deep dive into the language features, datatypes, Syntaxes, style and the tools and IDEs.
This program will teach you the various online tools, the IDEs and IDE extensions to easily create, validate, De-serialize/Parse the JSON and YAML files in various programming languages.
JSON in Microservices with demo and code walkthrough.
YAML in AWS cloud formation template with practical demo.
YAML in Ansible Devops Automation tool.
Parsing JSON and YAML in Java and NodeJs.
Other practical use cases of JSON and YAML in NoSql Databases, Devops tools
Compare and contrast JSON and YAML data definition languages. Also which use cases are more suitable and why