Build Java Microservices with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud

Building Java Microservices with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud - For Beginners

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Build Java Microservices with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud

What You Will Learn!

The difference between Monoliths and Microservices.
How to build simple Microservices using Spring Boot and Spring Cloud.
How to generate a Spring Boot Application using Spring Initializr
How to build an Eureka Server
The usage of Lombok
How to use Embedded H2 Database using Spring Data JPA
How to register the Eureka Client in Eureka Server
How to use FeignClient for inter-communication between Microservices
How to build a simple Gateway Application
Client side load balancing using ribbon

Description

Spring Boot and Microservices are the latest buzz words in the IT industry. Anyone having these skills are like hot selling cakes in the Market.Spring Cloud provides us the ability to quickly build Microservices with Spring Boot.

In this course, we will build simple Java Microservices using Spring Boot and Spring Cloud.

We will use the below technology stack.

Spring Cloud Netflix Eureka Server
Spring Cloud Netflix Eureka Client
Spring Cloud Netflix Zuul
Spring Cloud OpenFeign
Spring Boot Data JPA
Spring Boot Web
H2 Embedded Database
Lombok Framework

Course Objectives

Monoliths vs Microservices
Understand Microservices Application Components
Build Eureka Server
Build Student Application - Microservices 1
Build Teacher Application - Microservices 2
Build Gateway Application - School Gateway

We will create the Microservice Ecosystem by building the following components:

Eureka Server - This will be the Service Discovery Registry where the Microservices needs to register. We will use
Student Microservice - This will be the first Microservice for our School Application.
Teacher Microservice - This will be the second Microservice for our School Application.
School Gateway - This will use Netflix Zuul to enable Routing Logic for the School Application.
This will be the entry point to Microservice ecosystem and it will route the request to the relevant Microservice based on the configured routing paths.

We will hit the different endpoints using curl for testing the Microservices.