Build modern Cloud-native Microservices in Java with Quarkus - A complete practical guide

What you'll learn
Develop cloud-native microservices with Quarkus
Interaction with other microservices
Interaction with messaging systems and databases
Development of a complete and executable demo application with two microservices
Design and implementation of REST APIs
Configuration management and testing
Consideration of security
Monitoring, logging and metrics
Practical experience: Everything follows an end to end example

Requirements
Knowledge and practical experience in Jakarta EE / MicroProfile specifications very helpful (esp. Jax-RS, CDI and JPA)
Basic knowledge of cloud technologies helpful (especially container runtimes such as Docker)
Experience in working with common IDE and buildtools (e.g. IntelliJ and maven) for Java development helpful
API modeling and experience with tools like openapi-maven-plugin strongly recommended
Nothing more: Please be welcome to learn the rest

Description
You need to write fast scalable microservices in Java and further want to use your previous knowledge of quality-proven technologies? I'm glad you found your way here. You'll learn exactly this in this course.Quarkus is a framework for developing microservices with Java. It relies on proven tools, technologies and specifications such as Eclipse MicroProfile, Eclipse Vert.x and SmallRye. Microservices developed with Quarkus are designed to be operated in a cloud-native environment. The entire development process and the philosophies behind Quarkus support this orientation and ensure maximum productivity and efficiency right from the start.This course is about the development of two microservices using an end-to-end example. We will do a lot of programming, and you should not just consume this course, but actively participate. Chapter by chapter, I'll develop the demo application further in small steps, each one covering a single topic. I'll guide you throughout the entire course and provide the source code in a public GitHub repository after each lesson. In doing so, we will automatically pass by typical topics for Microservices. These are, for exampleThe implementation and use of REST APIsAccessing relational databasesWorking with NoSQL databasesConfiguration managementSecurityCreation of native images with Graal-VMUsing the Quarkus CLIAccessing other Services with HTTP ClientsFault Tolerance.I'm constantly developing this course and adding new lessons, especially in response to participant feedback.Do you want to learn more? Then I look forward to welcoming you to my course.

Who this course is for:
Java Software Developer (Fullstack or Backend), Software architects who want to get to know Quarkus concepts

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