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Microservice Development with Java EE 8: 2-in-1

Learn Java EE microservices development & deployment on AWS & Azure. Build scalable cloud applications with modern Java technologies.

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452students
4h 29m
Certificate
Packt Publishing
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Course Content

Microservice Development with Java EE 8: 2-in-1 is an intermediate-level Udemy course taught by Packt Publishing. It runs 4h 29m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.2 out of 5 from 81 reviews, with 452 students enrolled. It is a paid course, first published May 2018.

Master Java EE Microservices: Build Scalable, Cloud-Ready Applications

Tired of the limitations of monolithic applications? This comprehensive 2-in-1 training course empowers you to break down your enterprise applications and embrace the power of Java EE microservices. Learn to build highly extendable, scalable, and fault-tolerant applications designed for the cloud.

Course Overview:

This training program delivers in-depth knowledge across two focused courses, providing a complete understanding of modern Java EE development.

Course 1: Java EE 8 Microservices

  • Introduction to Microservices: Understand the principles and benefits of a microservices architecture.
  • Development Environment Setup: Learn to configure your development environment using industry-leading tools.
  • RESTful Services with JAX-RS 2.1: Build robust APIs using the latest JAX-RS standard.
  • Microprofile Optimization: Leverage Microprofile to enhance your Java EE microservices development.
  • Monolith Refactoring: Master techniques for breaking down and refactoring existing monolithic applications into microservices.
  • Integration Strategies: Learn to seamlessly integrate both monolithic and microservices architectures for fail-proof operation.
  • Docker Integration: Gain a foundation for building Cloud Native applications by integrating Docker with Java EE.
  • Spring Integration: Discover how to integrate Spring into your development workflow.
  • Design Patterns: Apply best practices and design patterns to build robust and maintainable microservices.

Course 2: Building and Deploying Java EE Microservices on the Cloud

  • Event-Driven Microservices: Build microservices using REST APIs and an event-driven approach.
  • Web Layer Development: Develop the web layer for your microservices applications.
  • Microprofile & Payara Micro: Build microservices using Microprofile and the Payara Micro server.
  • Data Service Interaction: Learn to interact with data services within your microservices architecture.
  • JSF Web Views: Build user-friendly web views using JSF.
  • Application Security: Implement robust security measures for your microservices.
  • Performance Optimization: Learn techniques to optimize the performance of your Java EE microservices.
  • Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery (CI/CD): Implement CI/CD pipelines for automated deployments.
  • Dockerization: Containerize your microservices for portability and scalability.
  • Cloud Deployment (AWS & Azure): Deploy your applications to leading cloud platforms like AWS and Azure.

Who are the Instructors?

  • Tilen Faganel: Main developer of KumuluzEE and Java Duke's Choice Award Winner 2015. Head of development at Sunesis, with extensive experience in building cloud applications for enterprises. Regular speaker at national and international conferences.
  • Vasilis Souvatzis: Passionate Java developer with a focus on enterprise solutions. Experienced in Java EE development and cloud technologies. Active participant in the NetBeans community.

Benefits:

By the end of this training, you'll be confident in using the tools and techniques to build robust and resilient cloud native applications using Java EE. Gain the skills to modernize your applications and thrive in the cloud era.

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