Course Outline

Introduction to Microservices Architecture for Government

  • What are microservices?
  • Monolithic vs. microservices architecture for government operations
  • Benefits and challenges of microservices in the public sector
  • Real-world use cases of microservices for government applications

Getting Started with Spring Boot for Government

  • Introduction to Spring Boot and its advantages for government projects
  • Setting up a Spring Boot microservice for government systems
  • Creating RESTful APIs with Spring Boot for government services

Building and Managing Microservices for Government

  • Designing microservices: Domain-Driven Design (DDD) for government applications
  • Implementing service-to-service communication in government systems
  • Using REST and gRPC for inter-service communication in the public sector
  • Handling asynchronous messaging with Kafka/RabbitMQ for government operations

Service Discovery and Configuration Management for Government

  • Introduction to Spring Cloud for government microservices
  • Setting up Eureka for service discovery in government applications
  • Using Spring Cloud Config for centralized configuration management in the public sector

API Gateway and Load Balancing for Government

  • Introduction to API Gateway pattern for government services
  • Using Spring Cloud Gateway or Zuul for government microservices
  • Implementing load balancing with Ribbon for government systems

Securing Microservices for Government

  • Introduction to security in microservices for government operations
  • Implementing authentication and authorization with OAuth2 for government services
  • Securing REST APIs with JWT for government applications

Monitoring and Logging for Government

  • Setting up centralized logging with ELK stack for government systems
  • Using Micrometer for monitoring microservices in the public sector
  • Distributed tracing with Spring Cloud Sleuth and Zipkin for government applications

Deploying Microservices with Docker and Kubernetes for Government

  • Containerizing microservices with Docker for government projects
  • Deploying microservices on Kubernetes for government operations
  • Managing scaling and orchestration in the public sector

Summary and Next Steps for Government

Requirements

  • Experience with core Java programming for government projects
  • Basic understanding of RESTful APIs and HTTP communication protocols
  • Familiarity with databases and SQL queries

Audience

  • Java developers transitioning to microservices architecture in the public sector
  • Software engineers building scalable and distributed applications for government use
  • DevOps professionals working with microservices deployment in government environments
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