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This course builds a microservices system step by step, starting from REST API basics and Spring Boot, then adding the infrastructure that distributed systems need. The aim is a complete project you can run in containers, not isolated examples.
Java developers who have covered basic Spring Boot and want to move toward production-style architecture. The final sections bring the services and messaging together.
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"This course requires you to download Docker Desktop from the official Docker website. If you are a Udemy Business user, please check with your employer before downloading software."
Build real-world Microservices from scratch with Spring Boot, Spring Cloud, Kafka, RabbitMQ, React, Docker, and Docker Compose in one complete hands-on course.
You will not just learn microservices concepts—you will build multiple services, connect them, add service discovery, API Gateway, centralized configuration, resilience, tracing, messaging, and frontend integration.
You will also Dockerize the complete microservices project and run the full distributed system using Docker Compose, giving you practical experience with how modern Java microservices applications are developed and containerized.
If you want to move from basic Spring Boot development to building complete, production-style microservices systems, this course gives you the step-by-step practical path to do it.
You will start with REST API fundamentals, build production-style Spring Boot applications, move into Microservices Architecture and Spring Cloud, implement inter-service communication, service discovery, API Gateway, centralized configuration, resilience patterns, distributed tracing, event-driven communication, frontend integration, and finally Dockerize the complete microservices project using Docker Compose.
The course follows a practical, project-based approach. Instead of learning concepts in isolation, you will build applications step by step and see how each technology fits into a complete system.
What You Will Learn
REST API Fundamentals
Understand REST architecture and REST principles
Learn resources, URIs, HTTP methods, and HTTP status codes
Design clean REST API endpoints
Understand GET vs POST, POST vs PUT, PUT vs PATCH
Learn REST vs SOAP and REST vs GraphQL
Follow REST API design best practices
Build REST APIs with Spring Boot
Build REST APIs using Spring Boot and Spring MVC
Use @RestController, @GetMapping, @PostMapping, @PutMapping, and @DeleteMapping
Work with @PathVariable, @RequestParam, and @RequestBody
Return Java objects and lists as JSON
Work with ResponseEntity
Test REST APIs using Postman
Spring Boot CRUD Applications
Build complete CRUD REST APIs
Use Spring Data JPA and Hibernate
Connect Spring Boot applications with MySQL
Follow Controller, Service, Repository, Entity, and DTO architecture
Implement Create, Read, Update, and Delete operations
DTOs, Validation, Mapping & Exception Handling
Use DTOs in real-world Spring Boot applications
Convert between entities and DTOs
Create custom mapper classes
Work with ModelMapper and MapStruct
Add request validation
Implement global exception handling
Build meaningful REST API error responses
Use Spring Boot Actuator
Real-World Spring Boot Projects
Build Employee Management REST APIs
Build Banking REST APIs
Work with One-to-Many relationships
Build Spring Boot and MySQL applications
Build full-stack applications using Spring Boot and React
Microservices Architecture
Understand Monolithic vs Microservices Architecture
Learn how independent microservices work together
Build multiple Spring Boot microservices
Design service-to-service communication
Add new services to an existing microservices architecture
Microservices Communication
Communicate between microservices using RestTemplate
Use WebClient for service communication
Use Spring Cloud OpenFeign
Call microservices using service names
Understand synchronous communication between services
Service Registry & Discovery
Build a Netflix Eureka Server
Register microservices with Eureka
Discover services dynamically
Use the Eureka dashboard
Remove hard-coded service URLs
Load Balancing
Implement client-side load balancing
Use Spring Cloud LoadBalancer
Run multiple instances of a microservice
Distribute requests across service instances
API Gateway
Build an API Gateway using Spring Cloud Gateway
Create a single entry point for microservices
Configure routing between services
Access backend services through the gateway
Centralized Configuration
Build a Spring Cloud Config Server
Manage microservice configuration centrally
Externalize application configuration
Use Spring Cloud Bus to refresh configuration changes
Resilient Microservices
Implement Circuit Breaker using Resilience4J
Implement Retry
Implement RateLimiter
Handle service failures gracefully
Improve fault tolerance in distributed systems
Docker + Spring Boot
Understand Docker fundamentals
Dockerize Spring Boot applications
Build Docker images
Run Spring Boot applications in containers
Dockerize Spring Boot applications with MySQL
Understand Docker networking and containers
Run multiple containers together
Configure Spring Boot and MySQL with Docker Compose
Dockerize Complete Spring Boot Microservices Project
Dockerize the complete microservices project
Use real-world approach to dockerize Spring Boot microservices
Run multiple microservices and supporting infrastructure using Docker Compose
Start the complete distributed system with a single Docker Compose setup
Apache Kafka with Spring Boot
Understand Kafka fundamentals
Build Kafka producers and consumers
Integrate Kafka with Spring Boot
Build a real-world Wikimedia Kafka project
Create event-driven microservices using Kafka
RabbitMQ with Spring Boot
Understand RabbitMQ messaging
Build RabbitMQ producers and consumers
Integrate RabbitMQ with Spring Boot
Build event-driven microservices using RabbitMQ
Implement asynchronous communication
React + Spring Boot
Connect React applications with Spring Boot APIs
Consume backend REST APIs from React
Build complete full-stack applications
Technologies Used in This Course
You will work with a complete modern Java microservices technology stack, including:
Java
Spring Boot
Spring Framework
Spring Cloud
Spring MVC
Spring Data JPA
Hibernate
Spring Cloud OpenFeign
Netflix Eureka
Spring Cloud Gateway
Spring Cloud Config Server
Spring Cloud Bus
Spring Cloud LoadBalancer
Resilience4J
Apache Kafka
RabbitMQ
React
MySQL
Swagger / OpenAPI
Spring Boot Actuator
ModelMapper
MapStruct
Maven
Lombok
Postman
Docker
Docker Compose
IntelliJ IDEA
By the end of this course, you will understand not only how to build individual Spring Boot services, but how to connect them into a complete Microservices Architecture, add messaging and resilience, integrate a frontend, and run the entire system in containers using Docker and Docker Compose.
This course is ideal for Java Developers, Spring Boot Developers, Backend Developers, Full-Stack Developers, and anyone who wants hands-on experience building real-world microservices applications using the modern Java and Spring ecosystem.
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