Master Microservices with Spring boot 3.0 and Spring cloud
What you'll learn
- Understand the fundamentals of microservices architecture and its advantages over monolithic applications.
- Implement an API Gateway to centralize and manage requests, providing a single entry point for your microservices ecosystem.
- Utilize a Config Server to enable centralized configuration management, simplifying application maintenance and consistency across environments.
- Leverage a Discovery Server for efficient service registration and discovery, ensuring seamless service-to-service communication.
- Develop two practical microservices, Student and School, to understand the nuances of designing and building modular services.
- Explore communication between microservices using OpenFeign, an easy-to-use, declarative REST client.
- Enhance application observability and debugging with distributed tracing using Zipkin, allowing you to visualize and troubleshoot latency issues.
- Learn best practices for securing, monitoring, and deploying microservices in production environments.
Requirements
- Spring boot knowledge
Description
Discover the power of microservices architecture in this in-depth course, designed to provide you with a thorough understanding of building, deploying, and scaling modern applications. Through a blend of theory and practical examples, you'll explore essential concepts such as API Gateway, Config Server, Discovery Server, and hands-on implementation of two real-world microservices, Student and School.
Throughout this extensive course, you'll:
Understand the fundamentals of microservices architecture and its advantages over monolithic applications.
Implement an API Gateway to centralize and manage requests, providing a single entry point for your microservices ecosystem.
Utilize a Config Server to enable centralized configuration management, simplifying application maintenance and consistency across environments.
Leverage a Discovery Server for efficient service registration and discovery, ensuring seamless service-to-service communication.
Develop two practical microservices, Student and School, to understand the nuances of designing and building modular services.
Explore communication between microservices using OpenFeign, an easy-to-use, declarative REST client.
Enhance application observability and debugging with distributed tracing using Zipkin, allowing you to visualize and troubleshoot latency issues.
Learn best practices for securing, monitoring, and deploying microservices in production environments.
By the end of this comprehensive course, you'll have mastered essential microservices concepts, techniques, and tools, empowering you to create and deploy sophisticated, distributed applications with increased efficiency and confidence. Whether you're a developer, architect, or DevOps engineer, this course will equip you with the skills to successfully navigate and thrive in the world of microservices.
Who this course is for:
- All levels
Instructor
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I started my software development journey at 2011, throughout my career, I worked on different projects for different companies which allowed me to learn different technologies such as, Java, Spring, Spring Boot, Hibernate, AWS and more, that knowledge was essential to reach the level of a senior software engineer.
Finally I would like to add a few things about me as a developer.
What I would like to talk about is what drives me to work so hard, it’s about many reasons but mainly I’m fascinated by how many programming languages can create an ecosystem that works so well together in spite of each language’s fundamental differences from the other, in short the technical stack is what really matters to me. No matter how many years I put into development I can never get enough of learning new technologies and improving my knowledge.
But after so many years of learning I thought about sharing my knowledge so I opted to create a Youtube channel and my personal website where I publish videos and courses to hep other gain more knowledge and experience in software development.