February 2017
Intermediate
5h 44m
English
Overview
Spring expert Kevin Bowersox offers a clear and practical path to building and deploying microservices in this detailed look at the Spring software components used to create those systems. This is a hands-on course designed for intermediate level Java developers.
You'll review the meaning of microservice architecture and distributed systems; learn the basics of using Spring Boot and Spring Cloud; learn to use the Spring-based toolsets for service discovery, service registry, routing, load balancing, and fault tolerance; see how Spring Cloud makes it easier to access Netflix components; and build a small scale microservices project of your own.
- Gain a practical understanding of microservice architecture, including the challenges and solutions
- Discover the most common design patterns associated with microservices
- Learn about Spring Boot, Spring Cloud, Eureka, Hystrix, Zuul, Ribbon, and more
- See how Netflix's platform uses Spring Cloud for easier component access
- Build a Spring components based microservices project from start to finish
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