Building Modern Applications (Java - Kafka - Microservices)

All In One (Java, Spring Boot, Apache Kafka and Microservices)

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Building Modern Applications (Java - Kafka - Microservices)

What You Will Learn!

Improve your knowledge of the Java language and understand the structure of an application with Spring Boot
Acquire knowledge to develop endpoints using REST API's, understand the fundamentals of HTTP communications between different applications.
Understand the advantages of a microservices architecture and implement the communication between them in practice.
Understand the concepts, advantage, use case and implement hands-on event communication with Apache Kafka.

Description

The course Building Modern Applications aims to teach about specific technologies and software engineering concepts that are in high demand by companies around the world.

These technologies help large companies create resilient and scalable applications, which directly impacts the business models of large corporations.

For these reasons the professional who has this knowledge becomes valuable in the job market.

Learn in this course about Java, Spring Boot (application structure with the framework, Spring Data JPA, Spring RestTemplate, Spring Repositories), event-driven architecture with Apache Kafka (producers and consumers), concepts and practical application of microservices architecture.

The content was designed to improve your technical skills, teaching concepts about technologies and software architectures widely used corporately in high performance applications around the world. This content offers conceptual explanations and practical development (hands-on) on the content covered.

The course has the following schedule:

Presentation of the course with the simulation of a challenge brought by a customer who needs to implement a new feature in their new car sales portal;
Study of the problem and presentation of the solution with drawings of the architecture to be implemented;
Development of a core microservice with REST and event-driven communication;
Development of another microservice to save posts about cars for sale;
Microservice development for analysis and calculation of specific information in new posts.