Author
Christopher Anatalio
Released
1/5/2018- Installing Yarn, Yeoman, and JHipster
- Benefits of microservices
- Costs of using microservices
- JHipster microservice architecture
- Creating an API gateway
- Importing, reviewing, and running code
- How JHipster integrates with Docker
- Managing multiple microservices
- Deployment cloud solutions
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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- [Chris] In many organizations, there is a lot of drive and interest about moving towards building and deploying microservices. Hi, I'm Chris Anatalio, and I'm a senior software engineer. In this course, I will walk you through how to build a full-stack Web application with Angular Spring Boot in a microservice architecture using JHipster. I'll go over microservice architecture in detail. Then I will go over the JHipster platform and related technologies.
Next, we will build out our application using JHipster. Following that, we will use Docker and Docker Compose to package our application and containers. Finally, we will deploy our application to AWS, Azure, and Cloud Foundry. By the time you're done with this course, I hope you will have a solid foundation for building and deploying microservices. So let's get started.
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 3s
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1. Setting Up Your Environment
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Install Yarn1m 58s
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Install Yeoman and JHipster2m 22s
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2. Microservice Architecture
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Microservice characteristics4m 32s
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Benefits of microservices7m 16s
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Costs of using microservices4m 55s
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3. JHipster
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What is JHipster?4m 37s
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4. JHipster API Gateway
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Import, review, and run code7m 16s
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5. Create a Microservice
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Import, review, and run code4m 39s
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6. Set Up the JHipster Registry
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7. Implement REST Endpoint
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Interact with a new entity9m 22s
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8. Manage Multiple Microservices
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Important considerations3m 18s
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9. Deployment with Docker
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10. Deployment Cloud Solutions
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Choose a deployment solution1m 33s
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Create a VM on Azure3m 16s
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Deploy to Cloud Foundry4m 38s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 8s
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