Spring Cloud Fundamentals
What you'll learn
- Learn what spring cloud is and why it is important for Microservices
- Use Eureka Server For Microservice Registration and Discovery
- Implement Fault Tolerance for your Microservice using Hystrix
- Create declarative Microservice REST client using Feign
- Do client side load balancing using Ribbon
- Use Proxy Gateways for cross cutting concerns
- Make your Microservice applications fault tolerant using Riselnce4j
- Enable Distributed Tracing through Sleuth
- And More in Easy Steps
Requirements
- Knowledge of Spring Boot and Micro Services
- Complete my Java Project Development Using Spring Boot Course
Description
Sample of the reviews:
This course is clearing the concept as we progress and we are getting to learn the intricacies of micro-service architecture. Great course to build your concept around the micro service world & Bharath is one of the finest instructor around. - Puneet Shrivastava
Great course: simple, clear and straight to the nitty-gritty. - Jose Maria Martinez Sanchez
This is a great course. Bharath goes through the elements of Spring Cloud with code examples. By the end of the course, you'll have an end-to-end reference implementation of Spring Cloud of your machine. I'll use it as a reference when I build Spring Cloud projects in the future. - Mike Bishop
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All source code is available for download
Responsive Instructor - All questions answered within 24 hours
Professional video and audio recordings (check the free previews)
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Are you a Spring Developer with Microservices background who is interested in quickly mastering the fundamentals of Spring Cloud then this course is for you.This course is also for those students who have completed my End To End Project Development course using spring boot.
Spring is the most widely used framework in the industry today. Looking at any java developer job posting you will see Spring Boot and Spring Cloud.This course is designed for experienced as well as complete beginners to learn the of Spring Cloud Fundamentals in easy steps.
You will start this course by creating two simple Microservice. You will then see how easy it is to use Spring Cloud components for the non functional requirements of your Microservices. You will
Use Eureka For Microservice Registration and Discovery
Implement Fault Tolerance for your Microservice using Hystrix
Create declarative Microservice REST client using Feign
Do client side load balancing using Ribbon
Use Proxy Gateways for cross cutting concerns
Make your Microservice applications fault tolerant using Hystrix
Enable Distributed Tracing through Sleuth
And More in Easy Steps
Who this course is for:
- All those students who have completed my Java Project Development Using Spring Boot Course
- Or Students who have completed my Spring Boot Fundamentals course
Instructor
- 4.5 Instructor Rating
- 147,308 Reviews
- 792,929 Students
- 45 Courses
Bharath Thippireddy is an Entrepreneur, Software Architect and Public Speaker who has trained 750000 + students across the planet. He is Oracle Certified Developer, Web Component Developer, Business Component Developer, Web Services Developer.
He loves learning new things both in technology and personal development and shares them on YouTube and his web site. He have mentored students in class room trainings as well as in the corporate world both in India as well as in USA. He has spoken on technical topics at several agile conferences. While in India he also voluntarily teaches interview and soft skills at Vivekananda Kendra.
His trainings will help you master Full Stack Development using Java,Python,JavaScript and DevOps, AWS, Docker, Kubernetes.
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