Java Spring Boot Microservices training course
Course Overview
Java Spring Boot Microservices training course will show you how Boot, which is built on top of the Spring Framework, garners all the benefits of Spring’s maturity, while decorating the complexities of the underlying framework with opinionated fixtures that aid in the development of microservices.
Much of Spring Boot is aimed at developer productivity by making common concepts, like RESTful HTTP and embedded web application runtimes, easy to wire up and use.
This course teaches you how to create enterprise applications using the latest versions of the very popular Spring framework. The training course will be delivered using either Eclipse or IntelliJ and Maven or Gradle as the core development and build environments.
In addition to teaching all the major aspects of both frameworks, the course covers best practice integration between the frameworks and also the architectural principles surrounding how to use the frameworks appropriately. Various modules can be dropped/replaced (e.g. NoSQL or SQL based back ends) and optional modules on Spring MVC for Thymeleaf can also be included if desired.
What you’ll Learn
- Gain an introduction to Spring Boot Microservices
- Use Spring and Spring Boot infrastructure for developing enterprise-level Java microservices
- Explore Spring vs. Spring Boot
- Understand Spring Boot CLI – microservices and cloud
- Use it in web development
- Explore data access, testing, security, messaging and deployment
- Work with actuator and explore more features
- Understand microservices and cloud
- Gain an introduction to the Spring framework
- Configure Spring Beans
- Understand Spring and JDBC database connectivity
- Gain an introduction to the Java Persistence API
- Explore Spring and the JPA
- Use Spring and NoSQL with MongoDB or Cassandra
- Work with Spring Data and Spring Validation
- Try Spring MVC for REST services
- Learn more about Spring security
- Apply Aspect-Oriented Programming with Spring
- Learn unit testing for Spring applications
- Exploit JMS messaging from Spring
Course Content
Spring – Spring BOOT – Microservices
- Spring vs. Spring Boot
- Spring Boot CLI
- Web Development
- Data Access
- Testing
- Security
- Messaging
- Deployment
- Actuator
- Microservices and Cloud
- More Features
Introduction to the Spring Framework
- The need for Spring
- Implementing Dependency Injection with Spring
- The Spring Core
- Programming to Interfaces using Spring
- Incorporating Spring into Java EE applications
Configuring Spring Beans
- Using Spring Annotations
- Using Java Configuration classes
- A brief introduction to XML configuration
Spring and JDBC Database Connectivity
- The Spring JDBC Related Module
- The challenges of pure JDBC
- The Spring JDBC Template
- Writing an effective DAO using the Spring template class
- Spring configuration elements required for database access
Introduction to the Java Persistence API
- History of JPA
- The need for Object Relational Mapping technology
- Hibernate and the JPA
- Mapping beans using JPA annotations
- Using the EntityManager to work with data
- Implementing relationships
Spring and the JPA
- Integrating Spring with the JPA
- Injecting EntityManagers into DAOs
- Spring configuration for effective use of JPA with Spring
- Session management
- Working with Transactions
- Coordinating transactions with appropriate propagation
Spring and NoSQL with MongoDB
- Integrating Spring with MongoDB
- The MongoTemplate from Spring
- Inserting and Updating and Querying
Spring Data
- Building CRUD APIs
- Working with finder methods
- The Repository pattern
- Using Spring Data with a NoSQL Database
Spring Validation
- Using Validator Annotations
- Enabling validation
- Displaying validation error messages
Spring MVC for REST Services
- Overview of REST principles
- Creating REST controllers
- Using Paths and Parameters
- Processing JSON and XML Data
Spring Security
- Authentication and Authorization
- The Spring Security Servlet Filter
- AOP based security for components
- Configuring form based authentication
- Realm configuration using Spring
Spring Boot
- Creating entire applications using Boot
- Configuring a Repository using Boot
- Creating a REST API using Boot
- Maintaining Spring Boot Applications
Aspect-Oriented Programming with Spring
- The need for AOP
- Defining Aspects
- Defining Pointcuts
- Defining Advice
- Configuration options for AOP
- Weaving options when using AOP
Unit Testing Spring Applications
- Using the Spring Context in Unit Tests
- Autowiring beans into tests
- Testing Web application controllers using Spring
- Mocking when using Spring
JMS Messaging from Spring
- Introduction to JMS
- The JMSTemplate
- The convert and send vs send methods
- Integrating messaging with Spring Boot
Course Audience
- Java Developers
- Web Services Developers
- JEE developers and Architects
- Solution Architect
- Integration Specialist
- Solution Architect
Suggested Prerequisite
- Previous programming / web application development experience
International Student Fee : 900 USD
Job Interview Preparation (Soft Skills Questions & Answers)
- Tough Open-Ended Job Interview Questions
- What to Wear for Best Job Interview Attire
- Job Interview Question- What are You Passionate About?
- How to Prepare for a Job Promotion Interview
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Flexible Class Options
- Week End Classes For Professionals SAT | SUN
- Corporate Group Trainings Available
- Online Classes – Live Virtual Class (L.V.C), Online Training
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