Java Training With Spring Boot And Microservices

Batch Starting from 19 Sep. 2024

Nowadays, mastering a unique skill is important to thrive and succeed in this digital age. One such skill that stands out is expertise in Java, especially in Spring Boot and Microservices. If a student knows Java, then he can become a valuable asset in the job market. Students can get this by joining the Java training with Spring Boot and Microservices.

Anyone with this knowledge can easily develop and maintain scalable applications to add value to any business. With this, anyone can also implement and manage the microservices architecture. CodeSquadz is a leading IT training institute that provides Java training with Spring Boot and Microservices.

What are Java, Spring Boot, and Microservices?

Java - Java is a high-level and object-oriented programming language famous for its simplicity, performance, and robustness. It has the principle of Write Once, Read Anywhere which means that code written in Java can run on any device with a compatible Java Virtual Machine (JVM).

Spring Boot - Designed by experts to simplify the development of the Spring Boot apps. It is an extension of the Spring framework which aims to reduce the time and effort required to configure and launch the Spring-based applications.

Microservices - An architectural style where an app is composed of small architecture. Here each microservice is responsible for a specific functionality. Here, an advantage that the developers get is that if one microservice fails, it doesn’t impact the rest of the components.

What You’ll Learn in This Training Program?

Anyone who enrolls in this Java training program will learn the following important concepts.

Java

Introduction to JAVA and its concepts
Language Fundamentals
Flow Controls
OOPS (Object-Oriented Programming System)
Packages and Arrays
String Handling and Garbage Collection
AWT (Abstract Window Toolkit)
Multi-Threading
Networking & Reflection
Advanced Topics
Advance Threading
JAVA Platform Module System
J2EE and JDBC
Servlet, JSP, AJAX and JSON
Web Services (JAX-WS)
Rest Full Services (JAX-RS)
Mail API, XML, and Design Patterns

Spring Core

Spring Framework
Dependency Injection Java Example
Spring Dependency Injection
Spring AOP Example
Spring AOP Method Profiling
Spring IoC Container and Spring Bean Example
Spring Bean Scopes
Spring Bean Autowiring Example
Spring Bean Life Cycle
Spring 5
Spring WebFlux
Spring Data JPA

Spring Annotations

Spring @Bean
Spring @Service
Spring @Component
Spring @RestController
Spring @Controller
Spring @Repository
Spring @Configuration
Spring @Value
Spring @PropertySource
Spring @PostConstruct and @PreDestroy
Spring @Async

Spring Boot

Spring Boot @SpringBootApplication, SpringApplication Class
Spring Boot REST
Spring Boot MongoDB
Spring Boot Redis Cache
Spring Boot Elasticsearch
Spring Boot Actuator Endpoints
Spring Boot CLI Example and Initializr Web Interface

Spring MVC (Model–view–presenter)

Spring MVC for Beginners with Spring Tool Suite
Spring MVC Example
Spring Restful Web Service Example with JSON
Spring REST XML and JSON
Spring RestTemplate
Spring MVC File Upload Example
Spring MVC Internationalization and Localization Example
Spring MVC Form Validation Example
Spring MVC Exception Handling
Spring MVC Interceptors Example
Spring MVC RequestMapping Example
Spring Session Management
Spring MVC Gradle Example

Spring Batch

Spring Batch: Spring Batch allows us to easily process a large number of records by creating batches. This article explains what spring batch is, its architecture, and when to use spring batch application.
Spring Batch Example: This explains how to create a spring batch project to process large CSV files.

Spring JDBC