Author
Mary Ellen Bowman
Released
12/4/2019
Turbocharge your back-end Java RESTful API development with Spring Boot and Spring Data technologies. This course is intended for experienced Java developers who want to rapidly build microservices that connect with relational databases via the Java Persistence API (JPA). Here, Mary Ellen Bowman walks you through a step-by-step process for building a microservice with an exposed RESTful API featuring HATEOAS, paging, and sorting. Learn about technologies such as Spring Boot, Spring Data JPA, and Spring Data REST, and see how they all come together into smart and elegant solutions. To wrap up, Mary Ellen guides developers in migrating a microservice to a MongoDB data source.
Topics include:
- Setting up the project
- Building, deploying, and launching the microservice
- Declaring Spring Data JPA repository interfaces
- Invoking repositories
- Using Spring Data query methods
- Exposing RESTful APIs with Spring Data REST
- Using the /search resource to invoke query methods
- Paging and sorting
- Declaring a new RESTController
- Creating HTTP methods for updating and deleting data
- Migrating microservices to a MongoDB repository
Skill Level Intermediate
1h 48m
Duration
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Introduction
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1. Create a Spring Boot Microservice
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Project setup4m 38s
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2. Leverage Spring Data JPA Repository Interfaces
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The domain model1m 57s
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The JPA entities2m 14s
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3. Expose RESTful APIs with Spring Data REST
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Explore the /search resource3m 33s
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Paging and sorting4m 38s
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Controlling API exposure4m 1s
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HAL Browser3m 46s
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4. Expose RESTful APIs with Spring MVC
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Choosing the right framework3m 26s
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Paging and sorting DTOs5m 1s
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5. Pivot to a MongoDB NoSQL Data Source
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Introduction to MongoDB3m 55s
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Conclusion
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Next steps57s
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