Building Microservices with Spring Boot LiveLessons

pERFOORMD :: Josh Long / Phillip Webb
pERFOORMD :: Estimated time to complete: 6h 26m
pERFOORMD :: Topics Spring
pERFOORMD :: Published byAddison-Wesley Professional 2015

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The term ômicroservicesö has gained significant traction
over the last few years.  Describing a specific style of
distributed  software  architecture,  microservices  are
small, independently deployable units that work together
to form a  complete  system. Microservices  live  on the
web, live in the cloud, and work with all manner of data
(SQL,  NoSQL,  In-Memory).   They  are  production-ready
services driven by ever-changing demands and scale.

Java developers looking  to adopt microservices  need to
consider   the   practical    aspects   of   application
development. How can services be  developed quickly? How
can a broad range of  technologies be supported? How can
a  consistent  programming  model  be   kept?  For  many
companies, the  answer  is  Spring Boot  and  the  wider
Spring ecosystem.

Description

In  this  video  training,  Josh   Long  and  Phil  Webb
demonstrate how and why Spring and Spring Boot offer the
best way to build modern microservice systems. They look
at the technologies and use-cases common to cloud-native
microservice style  applications  as  part of  a  larger
framework, and  then  specifically address  microservice
implementation patterns.

The  source  code  repository  for  this  LiveLesson  is
located        at        https://github.com/livelessons-
spring/building-microservices

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