Angular 8 + Spring Boot Microservices and Spring Cloud

This course is for all Java developers who are curious about microservices or want to enhance their knowledge and skill set. In this course, you will learn to implement microservices using Spring Boot and Spring Cloud from experts in real time.

Angular 8 + Spring Boot Microservices & Spring Cloud Overview

Our application goes on with two main components. These are the server side and client side. On the server side, the main core thing will be Spring Boot and Spring Cloud. We will implement microservices using these two libraries. Also, we will use the following libraries on microservices:

1. Spring Boot Web

We will use the Model View Controller structure in our service. This is a framework that makes it easy to create stand-alone, production-grade Spring applications. It provides a number of features that make development easier, such as autoconfiguration and embedded Tomcat.

2. Spring Security

It is needed to implement a secure login. This is a framework that provides security features for Spring applications. It can be used to protect applications from unauthorized access, data tampering, and other security threats.

3. Java Persistence API

It is used for Object-relational mapping. This is an API that provides a standard way to interact with relational databases. It abstracts away the details of the database, making it easier to develop applications that can be easily ported to different databases.

4. Rest Repositories

It is used for Rest API. This is a Spring Data module that provides a simple way to create RESTful repositories for JPA entities. It makes it easy to expose data from your database as RESTful resources.

5. Liquibase

It is used for database migration. This is a database change management tool. It can be used to track changes to your database and to apply those changes to other databases. This can be useful for migrating data between databases or for rolling back changes that have been made to a database.

6. MySQL

It is used for databases. This is a popular relational database management system (RDBMS). It is open-source and free to use.

7. Eureka Discovery

It is used for communication with other services. This is a service discovery framework. It can be used to register and discover microservices. This can be useful for load balancing and failover.

8. Lombok

It is used for clean code. On the client side, we will use angular 8. We will create a course management system on the front end. Also, we will implement it step by step. This is a library that can be used to reduce boilerplate code. It provides annotations that can be used to generate getters, setters, constructors, and other code.

Mentioned above are a good set of libraries for building microservices. They are all well-known and widely used, and they provide a good foundation for building scalable and reliable applications.