Udemy – Learn Spring Modulith: Monolith to Microservices Seamlessly 2024-4

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Udemy – Learn Spring Modulith: Monolith to Microservices Seamlessly 2024-4

Learn Spring Modulith course: Monolith to Microservices Seamlessly. This course teaches you all the essential concepts related to Spring Modulith comprehensively and from the basics. In this course, we will divide the entities and their associated objects into separate modules and use the rules in Modulith to enforce compliance. In this course, you will fully learn how and why to use Spring events to communicate between modules. Also, this course covers how to mirror an existing database using Spring Data JPA. In addition to the above, this course explains in a practical way how to save events and describes the following:

Success events for measuring performance, along with practical examples.
Failed events: including how to recover them, the APIs available for restarting, and creating a custom class to demonstrate how to use a scheduler (cronjob) to rerun events.
Manually trigger failed events via an exposed method.

What you will learn in the course Learn Spring Modulith: Monolith to Microservices Seamlessly

Documenting with Spring Modulith Documenter
Mirroring an existing database with Spring Jpa
Dividing projects into modules (packages)
Working with Spring events
Clean isolation of modules
Revealing and constraining modules
Add Modulith actuator dependency and its settings to the actuator
Writing integration tests to ensure modules communicate with defined rules
Create custom exceptions and validations
Three ways to Dockerize your application
Preparing to deploy to Kubernetes
A practical path to deployment on Kubernetes

Who is this course suitable for?

All Java developers, from beginner to advanced, who are looking to build projects that can be easily converted from monoliths to microservices.
Developers/engineers looking for precise and orderly structuring of projects.
All Java/Spring developers and future Spring developers