Using Microservice to get Insurance Policy from the Banking App
In this project, learners are required to create a new microservice for allowing customers to get insurance policies from your banking app. The microservice created should have the…
Computer Science · Course
Microservices using Java, Spring & Docker
A comprehensive course on Microservices using Java spring and Docker that provides hands-on knowledge.
- Duration
- 12 weeks
- Content
- 18 hours
- Projects
- 2
- Mode
- Online
OverviewWhat you'll
What you'll
be able to do.
- This program is designed keeping the requirements of freshers and experienced developers in mind.
- This program covers the essential parts of basic Java and Spring Frameworks.
- Also, to give a perspective on front end UI development, the Thymeleaf framework is also introduced to give students knowledge of Spring MVC concepts.
Tools you'll use
JavaSpring Tools 4Eclipse IDEDocker
Curriculum12 modules,
12 modules,
built with industry.
01Microservices using Java, Spring & Docker
- Introduction to Microservices ArchitectureW01
- Types of application architectures
- Comparisons between various architectures
- Introduction to Microservices
- Java Ecosystem for Microservices
- Create a simple microservices
- Microservices and CloudW02
- Understanding cloud-native app
- Traditional vs cloud-native app
- Understand 12 Factors for cloud-native app
- Sizing and boundary identification for microservices
- Creating a Bank Application using MicroservicesW03
- Overview of the app we are creating
- Create accounts microservices
- Create cards microservices
- Create loans microservices
- Using Docker for MicroservicesW04
- Introduction to containerization
- Overview of docker
- Docker image
- Deploy using images/containers
- Build packs
- Docker-compose
- Managing Configurations using Spring CloudW05
- Configuration management basics
- Sprint cloud configuration
- RefreshScope
- Securing config with encryption
- Discovering and Registering to a ServiceW06
- Service discovery and registration basics
- Spring cloud config
- Eureka server
- Building Resiliency in MicroservicesW07
- What is resiliency?
- Bulkhead pattern
- Circuit breaker patterns
- Retry pattern
- Rate Limiter
- Cross-Cutting Concerns and Routing in MicroservicesW08
- Overview of routing and cross-cutting concerns
- Spring cloud gateway
- Implementing routing
- Implementing cross-cutting concerns - Logging
- Challenges with Distributed Logging Aggregation with Monitoring the HealthW09
- Distributed logging/tracing aggregation overview
- Spring cloud sleuth for tracing
- Zipkin overview for logging
- Challenges with monitoring microservices
- Approaches to monitoring microservices
- Using Prometheus and Grafana to monitor
- Using Kubernetes for Scaling, Deployment and Self-RecoveryW10
- Kubernetes overview
- K8s cluster
- Deployment
- Self-healing
- Logging/Monitoring of Kubernetes cluster
- Auto-scaling with HPA
- Validating deployed clusters
- Challenges with manually created Kubernetes manifest
- Using Helm for Easier Installation and Packaging of YAML FilesW11
- Understand Helm
- Using Helm with Kubernetes cluster
- Creating Helm charts for our microservices
- Some common Helm commands
- Spring MVC using Spring BootW12
- Overview of Spring MVC
- Spring MVC Architecture
- Using Spring Boot for Spring MVC Configuration
- Performing CRUD operation through a Spring Boot MVC application
- Introduction to Microservices ArchitectureW01
Industry projects2 projects
2 projects
you'll ship.
Our projects are designed by experts in the industry to reflect industry standards. By working through our projects, Learners will gain a practical understanding of what they will take on at a larger-scale in the industry. In total, there are 2 Projects that are available in this program.
Migrating the Created Microservice to the K8s Cluster.
For the Insurance service created in Project 1, learners are required to migrate the microservice to the K8s cluster and implement tracing and logging capabilities for these micros…
FeeOne fee.
One fee.
Everything included.
Become job ready with our comprehensive industry focused curriculum for freshers & early career professionals
Premium
₹40,000
Inclusive of all charges- 1 Year Access
- Personalized Page
- Live Individual & Group Sessions
- Personalized & Hands-On
- Job-Oriented Industry Relevant Curriculum
FAQQuestions,
Questions,
answered.
Who can take the Microservices using Java, Spring & Docker course?
Students and graduates of computer science and related engineering streams can take the Microservices using Java, Spring & Docker course.
Is Microservices using Java, Spring & Docker an online program?
Yes, the computer science course is 100% online.
What is the duration of the Microservices using Java, Spring & Docker course?
This advanced Docker course is 12 weeks long, covering all the basic to advanced-level concepts essential to develop an application.
What is the fee for pursuing the Microservices using Java, Spring & Docker course?
The fee for learning the spring boot-microservices course at Skill-Lync is flexible and is available in three plans. The basic plan provides you with two months of access at INR 7,000 per month, the Pro plan provides four months of access at INR 10,000 per month, and the Premium plan provides you lifetime access at INR 15,000 per month.
How much can a microservices architect earn?
According to Ambitionbox, the average annual salary of a microservices architect ranges from ₹ 17.3 Lakhs to ₹ 35 Lakhs. However, your pay package may vary with your experience and expertise.
- What are microservices in Java? Give an example.
A Java-written application built using the microservices approach is called Java microservices. Java-based frameworks (Eg: Spring Boot, Jersey, Swagger) are used for building Java microservices.
Is there any certificate for completing the Microservices using Java, Spring & Docker course?
Yes, you shall be given a course completion certificate after completing the Microservices using Java, Spring & Docker course. The top 5% of the scorers will receive a merit certificate alongside the course completion certificate.
Is any technical support available for this computer science course?
Yes, you can clear your doubts during coursework from our technical support team through email and forum support.
Can you tell me more about Skill-Lync?
Skill-Lync is among India’s leading EdTech platforms dedicated to transforming engineering education. We equip young engineers with the latest skill sets and cutting-edge tools in new-age technologies.
The brainchild of two engineers from Chennai, Skill-Lync, is on a mission to bridge the skill gap between aspiring professionals and the industry’s demands through job-oriented courses.
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