Released
12/4/2019- 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
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- [Mary] Would you like to venture into the world of Spring Boot Microservices, but don't know where to start? Boiling down the vast number of Spring projects can be truly daunting, but it's easier than you think. Together we will build a RESTful Spring Boot Microservice with JPA, by leveraging Spring Data, and Spring Web Modules. Each chapter builds on each other, including different modules along the way. Then, once we have a working solution, we will migrate the microservice to a MongoDB data source. But every solution needs a problem, and every problem has a stakeholder. Our stakeholder is an imaginary tour operator called Explore California. They need a new back end with RESTful APIs to expose their library of tours. To accomplish this, I'll assume that you're not new to Java, Spring dependency injection, or relational databases. It's also helpful to have a general understanding of web request processing. Hi, I'm Mary Ellen Bowman. I'm a senior Spring Boot API developer and I will take you through this learning journey. We've got plenty to do, so let's get to work.
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