Microservice Architecture and Pattern With Java Spring Boot/Cloud

Microservice architecture is now commonly favored by modern application development. It provides a solution for certain issues but not all of them.

Changes in complexity and perspective are necessary while implementing microservices. There will be technical issues that need to be resolved. Fortunately, a lot of individuals have already faced and solved similar technological problems. These methods turn into recurring patterns for resolving such issues. As a result, it is transformed into a microservices architectural design pattern.

Microservice Architecture & Pattern With Java Spring Boot/Cloud Course Overview

Microservices can be designed and implemented using a variety of patterns.

Since microservices are distributed systems by their very nature, they present significant technical difficulties. For remote services to communicate effectively, a different strategy is needed. In this course, we will learn many things :

• what is microservice architecture
• microservice chassis to boost productivity
• organize clean & standard microservice code
• communication among services: synchronous, asynchronous
• service discovery
• handling communication error
• synchronize data & keep data integrity on transactions which involves several distributed services
• capture changed data in real-time, in a reliable way
• querying data from multiple services
• event sourcing, replaying data flow
• API gateway concept
• composing several API
• cache
• monitoring services
• tracing call chain that involves several services
• centralized log & exception tracking
• deploy the application as a docker container

This course will be delivered with full sample code using Java Spring Boot & Spring Cloud.

Several other tools that we will use in this course :

• Apache Kafka (will use a lot of this!)
• MySQL
• Debezium
• Docker
• Hashicorp Consul
• Hashicorp Vault
• Elasticsearch
• Logstash
• Kibana
• Zipkin
• Kong API management

Things to know before you purchase this course:

• The course will be focused on architecture & microservice patterns, not how to hand-code the application.
• You will get the full source code (downloadable). I will explain the code & algorithm, but we will not learn how to code line-by-line.
• To get a full understanding of sample code, you must know how to code with Java Spring. 
• Basic spring programming with REST API is NOT covered in this course.
• If you need to know the concept, you don't need to know Spring programming