This course teaches how to develop and deploy microservices easily using JHipster. The learning outcomes include understanding scalability, failover, and common architecture patterns and pitfalls of microservices. The course covers skills such as developing microservices, using JHipster Registry, and deploying with Docker and Kubernetes. The teaching method is in-depth sessions by JHipster lead developers. The intended audience is developers interested in microservices architecture and JHipster framework.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
About Backend
Deployment
JHipster
GitHub
How many companies use JHipster
Open Source Quality Rating
What is JHipster
Why Microservices
Fault Isolation
Scaling
Biggest Complexity
Service Registry
Health Checkers
Architecture
Gateway
Deploy
Demo
Generate Microservice
Spring Boot Based Project
Basic App
Service Discovery
Application Metrics
Health Check
API
Swagger UI
Loggers
React
Push to Cloud
Configuration
Generate Docker Image
Generate K8 Folder
API Version
Image Pool Policy
Docker Registry
Readiness Probe
Support Probe
MongoDB
DevOps Service Analyst
Run Commands
Push Images
Questions
Spring Social
Cloud Deployment
JHipster File
Taught by
Devoxx
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