Building Microservices with Spring Boot, Second Edition

Over the past few years, microservices has gained significant popularity. Microservices is a type of distributed software architecture that consists of small, deployable units that work together to create a complete system. Microservices can be found on the internet, in the cloud and work with any type of data (SQL or In-Memory). They are ready-to-use services that can be produced in response to changing demands and scale.

Java developers who want to adopt microservices must consider the practical aspects and development of applications. How can services be created quickly? How can a wide range of technologies be supported. How can a consistent programming structure be maintained? Many companies find the answer to this question in Spring Boot, Spring Cloud, or the larger Spring ecosystem.

This video training shows Josh Long and Phil Webb how Spring Boot and Spring are the best ways to build modern microservices systems. They discuss the use-cases and technologies common to cloud-native microservice applications and then address microservice implementation patterns.