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 Duration 21 hours

Course Outline

Fundamentals of Microservices Architecture

  • Definition and core principles of microservices
  • Comparative analysis of monolithic versus microservices architectures
  • Evaluation of operational advantages and structural complexities
  • Practical implementation examples across industry sectors

Initializing Spring Boot Environments

  • Overview of Spring Boot capabilities and strategic value
  • Procedure for establishing a foundational Spring Boot microservice
  • Development of RESTful interfaces using Spring Boot

Construction and Governance of Microservices

  • Application of Domain-Driven Design (DDD) in service architecture
  • Strategies for implementing secure service-to-service interactions
  • Utilization of REST and gRPC protocols for inter-service data exchange
  • Management of asynchronous messaging systems using Kafka or RabbitMQ

Service Discovery and Configuration Control

  • Introduction to Spring Cloud ecosystem components
  • Configuration of Eureka for dynamic service registry
  • Implementation of Spring Cloud Config for centralized parameter management

API Gateway and Traffic Management

  • Architectural patterns for API Gateway implementation
  • Integration of Spring Cloud Gateway or Zuul frameworks
  • Application of load balancing strategies via Ribbon

Security Implementation for Microservices

  • Security frameworks and best practices for distributed systems
  • Execution of authentication and authorization protocols using OAuth2
  • Protection of REST endpoints through JSON Web Tokens (JWT)

Observability, Logging, and Tracking

  • Deployment of centralized logging solutions using the ELK stack
  • Application of Micrometer for performance metric collection
  • Implementation of distributed tracing with Spring Cloud Sleuth and Zipkin

Deployment via Docker and Kubernetes

  • Containerization processes for microservices using Docker
  • Orchestration and deployment strategies on Kubernetes platforms
  • Management of automated scaling and resource allocation

Conclusion and Strategic Implementation Roadmap

Requirements

  • Proficiency in core Java programming languages
  • Foundational knowledge of RESTful API standards and HTTP communication protocols
  • Working familiarity with database management and SQL query structures

Intended Audience

  • Java developers transitioning to microservices-based architectural models
  • Software engineers responsible for building scalable and distributed application systems
  • DevOps professionals managing the deployment lifecycle of microservices for government projects

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