
Explore how tool calling lets LLMs invoke external APIs to act as real agents, using a weather example, and compare static versus dynamic tool declarations in Spring AI.
This lecture explains static tool calling in spring ai with groq keys and openai, shows a weather tool integration, and compares tools and toolNames approaches with a quick calculation example.
Build an explicit chat history pattern in a Spring Boot app by persisting chat-memory entries in an in-memory H2 database with JPA and using history to inform LLM prompts.
Discover tool context, a pattern that blends memory and tools to build a personalized assistant, while the LLM never sees sensitive data like home city, language, and unit.
Demonstrates semantic vector memory using a Redis cache to store and retrieve semantically similar queries, reducing LLM calls. Configures Redis, Ollama embeddings, and a Redis vector store to cache responses.
Add structured metadata to documents and filter results with expressions for author, date, topic, and region. Build and test REST endpoints that perform metadata-driven searches atop a radius vector store.
Build an ETL pipeline for RAG applications that ingests documents from URLs and file uploads, chunks data for context with TokenTextSplitter, and enriches metadata with LLMs while applying security redaction.
Build a basic ETL in a Spring app that reads a URL HTML page, extracts and chunks content, enriches with summaries and keywords, and ingests into a Redis vector store.
Process batch ETL ingestion by parallelizing URL extraction and enrichment with Java completable futures, then load documents into a Redis vector store, with robust error handling.
Learn to manage custom metadata and content formatting in Spring AI, using a default content formatter as a firewall to tailor embedding and inference views.
Build a custom document transformer that redacts sensitive metadata and content, then applies summary and keyword enrichers before storing in a Redis vector store.
Explore vision and multimodal AI that understands images and text, describes images, and extracts text for applications in product photo analysis and document scanning.
Explore in-memory image comparison using an api to pass two images to an llm, identify differences and similarities, with mime parsing and byte array resources.
Build an API that accepts receipt images, extracts structured data with Spring AI, and returns type-safe Java objects like document data with title, date, items, total, and notes.
Explore image generation with spring ai 2 by posting a json prompt to huggingface via a rest client and returning a jpg image.
Explore speech-to-text and text-to-speech in Spring AI by building an API that performs transcription and synthesis on audio, enabling hands-free input and audible content.
Learn to build a speech-to-text API using a whisper transcription model, handling a multipart audio file and a temp file to return the transcribed text for an LLM workflow.
Spring AI 2: Build Production-Ready AI Applications with Java & Spring Boot
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Artificial Intelligence is transforming software development, and Spring AI 2 brings enterprise-grade AI capabilities directly into the Spring ecosystem. This course is designed for Java developers, Spring Boot developers, and software architects who want to build modern AI-powered applications using Large Language Models (LLMs), Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), AI Agents, Model Context Protocol (MCP), multimodal AI, and production-ready architectures.
Starting with the fundamentals, you'll learn how to integrate leading AI models such as OpenAI, Gemini, Anthropic Claude, Ollama, and Azure OpenAI into Spring Boot applications using Spring AI 2. You'll then progress to advanced enterprise topics including vector databases, document ingestion pipelines, metadata filtering, observability, security, knowledge graphs, and multi-agent orchestration.
Unlike theory-only courses, every lesson is backed by hands-on projects, real-world examples, and production best practices that you can immediately apply in your own applications.
By the end of this course, you'll have the skills to design, build, deploy, and monitor intelligent Spring Boot applications that are scalable, secure, and enterprise-ready.
What You'll Learn
Build AI-powered applications using Spring AI 2
Integrate OpenAI, Gemini, Claude, Ollama, and Azure OpenAI
Create conversational AI with Chat API and Streaming
Implement Tool Calling and Function Calling
Build AI applications with persistent Chat Memory
Develop Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) applications
Perform Metadata Filtering for accurate document retrieval
Build ETL pipelines for document ingestion
Process PDFs, Word documents, HTML, Markdown, and websites
Build Vision and Multimodal AI applications
Convert Speech-to-Text (STT) and Text-to-Speech (TTS)
Design Multi-Agent AI systems
Protect applications from Prompt Injection attacks
Monitor AI applications using Observability and Tracing
Build Knowledge Graph RAG solutions
Integrate external tools using Model Context Protocol (MCP)
Develop reusable AI Agent Skills
Deploy AI applications to production
Course Curriculum
Path 1 – Beginner
Build a strong foundation with Spring AI.
Lesson 01: Core Chat API
Lesson 02: Streaming Responses
Lesson 03: Tool Calling
Lesson 04: Chat Memory
Lesson 05: Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)
Path 2 – Intermediate
Learn enterprise AI application development.
Lesson 06: Metadata Filtering
Lesson 07: ETL & Document Ingestion
Lesson 08: Vision & Multimodal AI
Lesson 09: Audio (Speech-to-Text & Text-to-Speech)
Lesson 10: Multi-Agent Orchestration
Path 3 – Advanced
Master production-ready AI architecture.
Lesson 11: Security & Prompt Injection Defense
Lesson 12: Observability & Monitoring
Lesson 13: Knowledge Graph RAG
Lesson 14: MCP (Model Context Protocol) Integration
Lesson 15: Agent Skills & Intelligent Workflows