Brief Summary
This course is your friendly guide to building Java Rest microservices and full-stack applications with Spring Boot and JPA. You'll learn how to make different microservices talk to each other and work with databases using JSON messages. It's like chatting with your code!
Key Points
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Understand how to create Java Rest microservices.
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Learn the JPA and MVC Pattern with Spring MVC.
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Develop a full-stack web app with microservices and a single page application.
Learning Outcomes
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Create and manage Java Rest microservices.
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Understand the JPA and its role in microservices.
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Implement effective communication between microservices using JSON.
About This Course
Learn how to develop Java Rest microservices implementing JPA (Java Persistence Api) and MVC Pattern with Spring MVC.
This course is a practical course which explains how to realise a microservice infrastructure in order to realise a full-stack web application composed by a "framework-less" Single Page Application and two restful Spring Boot microservices interacting with each other and with two different databases thanks to the implementation of the JPA (Java Persistence Api).
You'll have the basis to generate fastly a microservice infrastructure, to organise your application using different layers according to the "SOLID" principle and following the MVC pattern.
You will have the instrument to organise your communication protocols using simple and effective rules, to implement restful web services which communicate with Json Messages.
This is course has the same topic of the italian course Sviluppo Web a Microservizi con Java Spring Boot e Ajax" so it can easily considered as its English version. The example developed is different but with the same topics: microservices, Spring Boot, JPA and Rest calls.
Create two Spring boot restful web services implementing the JPA for the interaction with the databases.
Create a full stack web application composed of a microservices infrastructure and a single page application.
Learn how two microservices can communicate with each-other and exchange information through JSON messages
Henry A.
Its old, most cases does not work with current springboot