Microserviço em Java + MongoDB
Learn microservices: architecture, benefits, and implementation. Build scalable and resilient applications with this essential technology.
Course Content
Microserviço em Java + MongoDB is a beginner-level Udemy course taught by Luiz Henrique Calcagnoto dos Santos. It runs 58m, is taught in Portuguese, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.8 out of 5 from 7 reviews, with 20 students enrolled. It is a paid course, first published February 2023.
Learn to build robust and scalable microservices with this practical mini-course! This course dives deep into using the Feign Client with Spring Boot for seamless HTTP communication between your microservices.
You'll explore the advantages and disadvantages of microservices architecture and discover the best approaches for implementing them. We'll focus on building resilient systems by implementing Circuit Breaker patterns for effective error handling, ensuring your microservices can operate independently.
This course guides you through creating a well-structured application using the popular MVC pattern – encompassing controllers, services, repositories, and models – a widely adopted design for improved code organization and maintainability in enterprise environments.
We'll utilize MongoDB, a highly favored NoSQL database, known for its ease of configuration, speed, and suitability for modern, microservices-based applications. Each microservice will have its own dedicated database.
Testing will be a breeze with Postman, a powerful tool for making HTTP requests. We'll provide pre-built Postman collections containing all necessary endpoints, simplifying your testing process.
The complete project code will be available on GitHub, allowing you to easily download, explore, and build upon the example.
This course leverages the latest technologies: Java 17 and Spring Boot 3.0.2. Master these tools and build the foundation for modern, distributed applications!
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