Description
Java course Spring Boot Microservices on Kubernetes on AWS Cloud. Microservices Java Spring Boot course on Kubernetes on AWS Cloud. You will learn how to create Java Spring Boot applications that are managed and run as Microservices. You will learn how to use Git, GitHub, Docker and Docker Hub to set up Continuous Integration and Delivery (CI/CD). You will also learn how to deploy applications to both minikube and Kubernetes installed on cloud servers. You will also learn how to process REST requests and use the Spring Framework to serialize, deserialize, and process JSON structures. You will learn how to use Docker to create and run images that you will then deploy to Kubernetes. You will learn how to create AWS servers (instances) in the cloud and install Kubernetes to create your own cluster. under :
- Managing REST applications in Java Spring Boot with Postman as a REST client
- Basics of Spring Data JPA (Java Persistent API)
- Basics of microservices and communication between services in Spring and Docker containers
- Basics of working with Docker images, containers and registries
- Git repositories and workflow configuration for continuous integration (CI) and delivery (CD) with GitHub and Docker Hub
- Basics of AWS EC2 instances (servers) in the cloud
- Fundamentals of Kubernetes on AWS Cloud servers and application deployment
- It introduces various components that can be used to find a specific component to dig deeper, such as Spring, GitHub CI/CD, Docker, or Kubernetes.
What this course is not about:
- This course does not cover all aspects of CI/CD, but rather the fundamental parts of the process of creating, integrating, deploying, and calling a Spring application.
- This course does not create production-ready applications or systems, but is a great introduction to the process of developing, integrating, and deploying applications with Git, GitHub, Docker, DokerHub, and Kubernetes in a cloud environment.
What you will learn in the Java Spring Boot Microservices on Kubernetes on AWS Cloud course
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You will learn how to create microservices with Spring Boot and Java that run as Docker containers.
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You will learn how to use Git and GitHub to create continuous integration (CI) and delivery (CD) with Docker and Docker Hub.
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You will learn how to process a REST request and use the Spring Framework’s processing to serialize, deserialize, and process JSON structures.
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You will learn how to create Docker images and run the images as Docker containers as well as deploy the images to minikube.
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You will learn basic commands for Docker and Kubernetes, as well as creating and using a Postgres database.
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You will learn how to create servers or cloud instances and deploy applications to Kubernetes. You will also learn how to install Kubernetes.
This course is suitable for people who
- For anyone who wants to learn Microservices with Java Spring Boot.
- For anyone who wants to learn continuous integration (CI) and delivery (CD) with GitHub and Docker Hub.
- For anyone who wants to learn Spring JPA.
- For anyone who wants to learn the basics of handling JSON and REST services.
- For anyone who wants to learn the basics of Git, Repositories and GitHub Workflows.
- For anyone who wants to learn how to create Docker images and deploy to minikube and Kubernetes.
- For anyone who wants to learn how to create cloud servers and install Kubernetes.
Specifications of Java Spring Boot Microservices course on Kubernetes on AWS Cloud
- Publisher: Udemy
- teacher: Klaus Bandholtz
- Training level: beginner to advanced
- Training duration: 20 hours and 33 minutes
- Number of courses: 45
Course topics Java Spring Boot Microservices on Kubernetes on AWS Cloud on 6/2023
Java Spring Boot Microservices on Kubernetes on AWS Cloud course prerequisites
- Basic understanding of programming in Java.
- Basic understanding of technical products.
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