Learn Microservices With Spring Boot – Real Project Course

Learn to Build and Apply Microservices with Spring Boot: From Development to Real-World Project Integration

What you'll learn

Understand the different types of architecture: Monolithic vs Microservices

Why choose a Microservices architecture?

Understand how to design a Microservices application

How to monitor the health, performance, and logs of your Microservices

Build Microservices with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud

Master communication between microservices via RESTful APIs and Spring Cloud Feign

Access data using Spring Data to handle both relational and NoSQL databases

Manage errors and exceptions within your Microservices

Dockerize Microservices

Perform unit and integration testing to ensure Microservices robustness

Monitor Microservices using Spring Boot Actuator to track performance and logs

Use Git for version control and collaboration during Microservices development

Requirements

Thirst for learning

Some experience with Java and Spring

Knowledge of web service concepts (RESTful, HTTP protocol)

Description

Master Microservices with Spring Boot through a Complete, Business-Oriented CourseWelcome to “Learn Microservices with Spring Boot – Real Project Course”, a comprehensive training designed to sharpen your development skills and help you tackle real-world challenges with microservices and Spring Boot.Who is this course for?This course is intended for developers who want to master the design and implementation of microservices with Spring Boot. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced developer, you will find both essential concepts and advanced techniques to excel in modern software development.How will this course help you?Develop Technical SkillsThis course goes beyond the basics of programming. It guides you through designing modular, scalable, and high-performance systems—even if you are new to Spring Boot.Hands-On, Real-World ApproachYou will work on common business challenges and learn how to solve them effectively with microservices.Apply Best PracticesDiscover the key principles to ensure the robustness, security, and maintainability of your microservices applications.In-Depth Spring Boot ExpertiseA detailed exploration of both fundamental and advanced Spring Boot concepts will enable you to optimize the use of this powerful framework.Agile Approach and Fast DeploymentAgility is essential in modern development. You will learn how to set up efficient workflows to accelerate the development and deployment cycle.Course ContentDeveloping Microservices with Spring BootLearn how to design autonomous and optimized services by leveraging Spring Boot’s advanced features.Agile Deployment StrategiesExplore best practices to ensure smooth deployment from development to production.Data Management in a Microservices ArchitectureMaster techniques to ensure data consistency and minimize conflicts in distributed environments.Securing MicroservicesLearn how to protect your services with advanced authentication and authorization mechanisms.Why choose this course?Unlike traditional training, this program is specifically designed to solve real-world problems. You will be immersed in hands-on projects where each module provides immediately applicable skills. The content reflects the latest best practices and technological advancements.PrerequisitesBasic knowledge of Java.Some experience with Spring is a plus, but not required.Certification and Skills ValidationUpon completion, you will receive a certificate confirming your expertise in Spring Boot microservices—a concrete proof of your skills that you can showcase in your professional career.Start now!Enroll today and begin your journey. Develop skills that will make you stand out in the world of modern software development. We look forward to guiding you through this exciting path!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 What we are going to explore and master together in this course

Lecture 2 Structure of the course

Lecture 3 Description of the business need that will serve as our case study

Lecture 4 Expression of the case study requirements

Lecture 5 Product mockup

Lecture 6 Access to the Operis Project Source Code

Section 2: Architectures and Microservices – Theory

Lecture 7 Introduction

Lecture 8 An overview of the most common architectures

Lecture 9 Monolithic Architecture

Lecture 10 SOA Architecture

Lecture 11 Event-Driven Architecture

Lecture 12 What are microservices?

Lecture 13 Microservices: A set of characteristics

Lecture 14 Microservices: Integration and best practices

Lecture 15 Advantages and disadvantages of microservices

Lecture 16 Microservices: Deployment

Lecture 17 Microservices: Monitoring

Section 3: Spring Boot – Theory

Lecture 18 What is Spring Boot?

Lecture 19 The key points of Spring Boot

Lecture 20 Why choose Spring Boot for microservices?

Lecture 21 Creating a Spring Boot project with Initializr

Lecture 22 Auto-configuration in Spring Boot

Lecture 23 Starters in Spring Boot

Lecture 24 ConfigurationProperties in Spring Boot

Lecture 25 Spring Boot profiles

Lecture 26 Embedded server in Spring Boot

Lecture 27 Actuators in Spring Boot

Lecture 28 Spring Web vs. Spring WebFlux

Lecture 29 Recap to consolidate your knowledge

Section 4: Spring Cloud – Theory

Lecture 30 What is Spring Cloud?

Lecture 31 Main components of Spring Cloud

Lecture 32 Centralized configuration with Spring Cloud Config

Lecture 33 Service discovery with Spring Cloud Netflix Eureka

Lecture 34 Inter-service communication with Spring Cloud OpenFeign

Lecture 35 Routing management with Spring Cloud API Gateway

Section 5: Requirements Analysis and Architecture Choice

Lecture 36 Introduction

Lecture 37 Case study project recap – Operis

Lecture 38 Analysis of the monolithic architecture

Lecture 39 Analysis of the microservices architecture

Lecture 40 Guide to identifying application domains

Lecture 41 Analysis of user accounts

Lecture 42 Analysis of user profiles

Lecture 43 Analysis of tasks

Lecture 44 Analysis of projects

Lecture 45 Analysis of projects and tasks

Lecture 46 Analysis of exports

Lecture 47 Analysis of the freemium/premium switch

Lecture 48 Conclusion of the microservices architecture analysis

Section 6: Microservices Breakdown – Business and Technical

Lecture 49 Business microservices

Lecture 50 Adding the API Gateway

Lecture 51 Adding the Service Discovery

Lecture 52 Adding the Config Service

Lecture 53 Adding the Load Balancer

Section 7: Data Modeling and Design

Lecture 54 Introduction

Lecture 55 Data Modeling – User Accounts

Lecture 56 Data Modeling – User Profiles

Lecture 57 Data Modeling – Projects

Lecture 58 Data Modeling – Subscriptions

Section 8: Implementing Microservices with Spring Boot

Lecture 59 Introduction

Lecture 60 Development environment

Lecture 61 Creating the Operis parent module

Lecture 62 Multilayer architecture

Lecture 63 Creating the operis-project module

Lecture 64 Live coding: Implementing the Project Creation API

Lecture 65 Live coding: Error handling in the Project Creation API

Lecture 66 Live coding: Implementing unit and integration tests

Lecture 67 Validation and Postman tests for the Project Creation API

Lecture 68 Hexagonal architecture

Lecture 69 Live coding: API documentation for project creation in operis-project

Lecture 70 Live coding: Setting up service discovery in Operis

Lecture 71 Live coding: Integrating service discovery into operis-project

Lecture 72 Live coding: Request routing with operis-api-gateway

Lecture 73 Live coding: Request routing in operis-project with the API Gateway

Lecture 74 Live coding: Creating the operis-server-config microservice

Lecture 75 Live coding: Integrating the config server into our microservices

Lecture 76 Live coding: Containerization and orchestration of services with Docker Compose

Section 9: Advanced Topics and Best Practices for Operis Microservices

Lecture 77 Introduction

Lecture 78 Operis Microservices: Exploring the remaining components

Lecture 79 Communication between microservices with Feign Client

Lecture 80 Scalability of the operis-projects microservice – Load Balancer

Lecture 81 Improving microservices traceability with Correlation ID

Lecture 82 Request traceability in a microservices architecture

Lecture 83 Securing APIs with API Gateway

Lecture 84 API demo with Postman

Lecture 85 Closing and acknowledgments

If you are a Java developer seeking advanced skills for building high-performance applications,Software architects will also find an opportunity to gain deeper insights into system design,However, this course is not only intended for IT professionals. Students eager to broaden their knowledge will also benefit