Course Outline
Overview of Reactive Programming Principles
- Distinctions between blocking and non-blocking architectures
- Specifications governing reactive data streams
- Operational advantages and applicable government use cases
Implementation with Project Reactor: Mono and Flux
- Core components: Publisher, Subscriber, and Subscription models
- Utilization of Mono and Flux types for data handling
- Strategies for error management and backpressure control
Configuration of Spring WebFlux Environments
- Establishment of Spring Boot WebFlux project structures
- Management of required library dependencies
- Comparative analysis of WebClient and RestTemplate for external service calls
Development of Reactive RESTful Services
- Definition of routing paths and handler logic
- Configuration of request mappings using RouterFunction
- Implementation of reactive controllers and data binding mechanisms
Integration with Data Stores
- Application of R2DBC for reactive SQL database interactions
- Engagement with MongoDB using asynchronous techniques
- Connection management for external APIs within reactive workflows
Validation and Testing of WebFlux Applications
- Execution of unit tests utilizing StepVerifier
- Conducting integration tests via WebTestClient
- Simulation of data sources and service dependencies
Performance Optimization and Adherence to Best Practices
- Management of threading models and scheduling processes
- Methodologies for debugging asynchronous codebases
- Architectural patterns supporting scalable reactive solutions for government systems
Deployment Procedures and Operational Examples
- Strategies for deploying WebFlux-based applications
- Requirements for Continuous Integration and Delivery pipelines
- Review of production case studies and real-world implementation scenarios
Conclusion and Future Development Pathways
Requirements
- Competency in Java programming languages
- Prior involvement in the development of web-based applications
- Knowledge of HTTP protocols and RESTful application interfaces
Target Audience
- Java developers transitioning to reactive programming methodologies
- Technical leads and system architects evaluating Spring WebFlux for government solutions
- Backend engineers aiming to construct non-blocking web applications for government infrastructure
Testimonials (3)
The training helped me expand my knowledge and understanding of Burp Suite. I also realized that what I had learned through self-study was still quite limited. This training was very helpful to me as a QA because Burp Suite is a valuable tool for performing security testing and improving the overall quality of application testing. I will continue exploring this tool and learning more about its features and capabilities.
Rea Mendez - BAKAWAN Data Anallytics Inc.
Course - OWASP Top 10 2025
I really enjoyed learning about AI attacks and the tools out there to begin practicing and actively using for security testing. I took a lot of knowledge away which I didn't have at the beginning and the course met what I hoped it would be. My favorite part shown from the training was Comet Browser and was amazed at what it could do. Definitely something will be looking into more. Overall it was a great course and enjoyed learning all OWASP GenAI Top 10.
Patrick Collins - Optum
Course - OWASP GenAI Security
Hands-on, exercises, in-person helping and questioning.