Scalable Microservices for Developers Specialization

Become a Microservices Expert. Learn strategies and architectures for building scalable microservices with Java Spring

Instructors: Dr. Jules White +1 more

Skills you'll gain

  •   Java Programming
  •   Restful API
  •   Java
  •   Object-Relational Mapping
  •   Software Architecture
  •   Web Applications
  •   Distributed Computing
  •   Microservices
  •   Spring Framework
  •   Object Oriented Programming (OOP)
  •   Scalability
  •   Unit Testing
  • Specialization - 3 course series

    What You'll Learn: Foundational Concepts: Understand the principles of REST and the significance of stateless APIs. Spring Boot Mastery: Kickstart your applications and reduce the boilerplate with Spring Boot. Dive into data access, security configurations, and more. Data Persistence: Integrate with databases using Spring Data JPA and discover the magic of CRUD operations without writing SQL. Security: Safeguard your APIs with Spring Security, implementing authentication and authorization mechanisms. Testing: Ensure your APIs stand the test of time with unit, integration, and end-to-end testing strategies. Who Should Enroll: Students should have a solid understanding of coding in Java.

    What You'll Learn: Program Slicing and its Relevance: Dive into the foundational concepts of program slicing, its significance in system design, and its relationship with Microservices. Monoliths vs. Microservices: Contrast the architectural styles, understanding the strengths, weaknesses, and practical differences of each approach. Decoupling and Invocation Dynamics: Grasp the intricacies of service decoupling, hidden couplings, and the complexities of service invocation within a Microservices environment. Deployment, Scalability, and Dependency Management: Delve into the challenges and consequences of adopting Microservices, focusing on deployment strategies, scalability issues, and dependency isolation. Building Resilient Systems: Explore client-side load balancing, circuit breakers, fallback strategies, and other resilience techniques to ensure system stability and robustness. Who Should Enroll: Students should have intermediate Java programming experience.

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