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- [Instructor] The demonstration vehicle for this course will be based on a use case from Keysoft Incorporated, a fictitious company that developed an award-winning bug tracking system called Trackzilla. Trackzilla is a cloud-based web application that tracks defects and enhancement requests for software applications. Trackzilla has a global reach with millions of users around the globe. Trackzilla uses JPA to interact with its H2 in-memory database. During this course, you will build a Trackzilla application from the ground-up. Let's look at the application that you will develop during this course by understanding the application architecture and the tools you will use like the H2 database and Postman. Before we look at the code, let's review a diagram of the application architecture. The Trackzilla application is a Spring-based application that has domain, service, and data access layers. The persistent data store is an H2 database. So let's take a look at the application. The…

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