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spring boot with microservices

The document outlines a comprehensive course on Spring Boot and Microservices, detailing prerequisites, weekly topics, and projects. Key subjects include Spring Boot core concepts, data access, MVC architecture, security, microservices, deployment, and CI/CD practices. The course culminates in a major project, creating an IRCTC clone with various functionalities and deployment using Docker and Kubernetes.

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spring boot with microservices

The document outlines a comprehensive course on Spring Boot and Microservices, detailing prerequisites, weekly topics, and projects. Key subjects include Spring Boot core concepts, data access, MVC architecture, security, microservices, deployment, and CI/CD practices. The course culminates in a major project, creating an IRCTC clone with various functionalities and deployment using Docker and Kubernetes.

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Durgesh Kumar Tiwari

LIVE BATCH
Spring Boot and Microservices

Prerequisite
 Laptop with Good Internet Connection.
 Good Command on Core Java
 Specially
o OOPS
o Collection Framework
o Java 8 Features
o Exception. Handling
o String Handling

Week 1: Introduction to Spring Boot


 Introduction to Spring Boot
 Feature and benefits of Spring Boot
 Comparison with Spring Framework.
 Development Environment Setup.
o Installing Java, IntelliJ, STS, NetBeans as per requirements.
o Creating Spring Boot Application
 Using Spring Initializer
 Using IntelliJ
 Using STS
o Understanding Project Structure
o Running Application
 Using IntelliJ
 Running Jar files

Week 2: Spring Boot Core Concepts


 Inversion of Control (IoC): Understanding IoC and the role of the Spring Container.
 Dependency Injection (DI): Constructor injection, setter injection, and field injection.
 Loose and Tight Coupling with Example
 Bean Lifecycle: Bean creation, initialization, destruction.
 Bean Scopes: Singleton, prototype, request, session, application.
 @Component, @Service, @Bean, @Configurations, @ComponentScan:
Stereotype annotations.
 Java-based Configuration: @Configuration and @Bean.
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 XML-based Configuration: Basics of configuring beans using XML (less common
in Spring Boot).
 Introduction to AOP: Concepts of cross-cutting concerns.
 AspectJ Annotations: @Aspect, @Before, @After, @Around.
 Pointcuts and Advices: Defining and applying aspects.
 How Spring Boot solves problems.
Week 3: Spring Data Access
 Introduction to Spring Data JDBC
 Working with Spring Data JDBC
 Introduction to Spring Data JPA
o Setting Up spring data jpa
o Configurations
o Entity Mapping
 One to One
 One to many
 Many to Many
o Repositories
o JPQL and Native Queries
o Working with parameterize queries.
o Pagination and Sorting
o Criteria API
o Transactions
o Advance Operations like Entity Lifecycle events.

Week 4: Spring MVC/ API Building Section


 Introduction to Spring MVC/ MVC Architecture
 Role of Dispatcher Servlet
 Setting up spring mvc
 Controllers
 Handling request with
o @Controller, @RestController
o @RequestMapping, @GetMapping, @PostMapping, @PutMapping,
@DeleteMapping
 Using @PathVariable and @RequestParam
 Returning Data[JSON] and View
 Data Binding and Validation
o Validating Data using @Valid and Bean Validator
o How we can use Regular Expression for validation
o Writing Custom Validators
 Exception Handling
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o Handling controller level exceptions
o Handling Global Exceptions
o Returning Custom Error Response.
 Interceptors
 File Upload
 Project : We learn all above concepts using Project like
o To-do Applications
o Student Management System
o Simple E-Commerce Product CatLog.

Week 5: Spring Security in Detail


 Introduction to Security
 Authentication & Authorization
 Understanding Spring Security Flow using Debugging
 Implementing Spring Security @SecurityFilterChain
 Formbased and Basic authentication
 Managing Users
 Token based authentication [JWT authentication]
 Implementing in Project
 OAuth using Keyclock

Week 6: Microservices
 Introduction to Microservices
 Understanding Microservices Architecture
 Benefits and Challenges
 Setting up spring boot microservices
 Breaking Existing Project intro microspecies / Creating different micorservcies.
 Understanding Spring Cloud Projects
 Interservice Communication
o Rest Template
 Sync Commutation using RestTemplate
 Web Client
 Feign Client
 Declarative REST client for simplifying HTTP API calls
 Service Registration and Discovery
o Eureka Server and Client
o Service Discovery and load balancing with Eureka .
 API Gateway
o Setting up spring cloud gateway
o Routing and filtering
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o About Zuul

Week 7: Config Servers and Flatulence


 Config Server
o Externalizing Configurations of Each Services.
o Managing configuration across environments.
 Resilience4j
o Setting up Resilience4j for fault tolerance
o Configuring circuit breakers, retries, and rate limiters
o Hystrix

Week 7: Distributed Tracing and Monitoring


 Spring Boot Actuator
o Exposing operational information about the running application
o Customizing Actuator endpoints
 Zipkin/Jaeger
o Exposing operational information about the running application
o Customizing Actuator endpoints
Week 8: Message and Event-Driven Architecture
 Introduction to Event Driven Architecture
 Event Driven Microservices using Apache Kafka
 Setting up message brokers (RabbitMQ, Kafka)
 Implementing Event Driven Microspecies in Project.

Week 9: Securing Microservices


 OAuth2 for securing microservices
 Securing inter-service communication using Spring Cloud Security.

Week 10: Deployment and Containerization


 Docker
o Containerizing Spring Boot applications
o Creating Docker images and containers
o Docker Compose
o Pushing to Docker hub

Week 11: Kubernetes


 Kubernetes
o Introduction to Kubernetes & Core Concepts
o Managing Applications with Deployments & Services
o Configuration Management with ConfigMaps and Secrets
o Scaling & Autoscaling in Kubernetes
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Week 12: CI/CD for Microservices
o Understanding Continuous Integration, Continuous Delivery, and Continuous
Deployment.
o Setting up a Git repository for Spring Boot microservices project.
o Continuous Integration (CI) Pipeline with Jenkins
o Configuring Jenkins pipeline for code builds, automated testing, and static code
analysis.
o Containerization and Continuous Delivery (CD)
o Deployment Automation with Kubernetes

Project:
 While learning the concepts we will creates projects
 Mini projects
o Simple Inventory Management System
o User Management System
o Store Management.
 Major Project(RailEase – Seamless Train Booking & Travel Management)

We will create an IRCTC Clone in this batch, which includes:

o User Authentication & Profiles


o Train Search & Booking System
o Seat Selection & Booking
o Payment Integration
o E-Ticket Generation & Booking History
o Cancellation & Refund Management
o Admin Panel(APIs) for Train & Ticket Management
o Microservices-Based Scalable Architecture

🔹 Final Deployment: The project will be containerized & deployed using Docker &
Kubernetes, ensuring scalability & reliability.

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