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Advanced Microservices with Java and Spring Boot Training
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An advanced-level course focused on designing, developing, securing, deploying, and scaling enterprise-grade microservices using Java and Spring Boot, aligned with real-world cloud-native architectures.
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- JVM architecture essentials (runtime areas, JIT, garbage collection basics)
- Intermediate data types & operations (wrapper classes, type casting, operator nuances)
- Control flow optimization (enhanced switch, labeled loops)
- Method overloading, varargs, recursion best practices
- Arrays & Strings (StringBuilder, StringBuffer, common performance tips)
- Encapsulation & constructors (chaining, best practices)
- Inheritance, method overriding, dynamic binding
- Interfaces (default, static methods, multiple inheritance)
- Nested classes & enums with logic
- Exception hierarchy recap (Throwable, Exception, Error)
- Checked vs unchecked exceptions in API design
- Advanced try-with-resources (AutoCloseable)
- Multi-catch & suppressed exceptions
- Custom exception hierarchies for domain-specific logic
- Exception chaining & wrapping
- Logging best practices with SLF4J / Logback
- Using CompletableFuture.exceptionally() for async handling
- Collection hierarchy & interfaces in depth
- Choosing correct collection type for performance
- Advanced List (CopyOnWriteArrayList, Vector)
- Advanced Set (EnumSet, ConcurrentSkipListSet)
- Map internals (HashMap vs ConcurrentHashMap)
- Sorting with comparator chains
- Collections utility methods (unmodifiable, synchronized, disjoint)
- Concurrent queues (PriorityBlockingQueue, LinkedBlockingDeque)
- NavigableMap & NavigableSet usage
- Deep dive into Streams API (flatMap, peek, parallel streams)
- Grouping & partitioning collectors
- Custom collectors for aggregation
- Functional interfaces in real-world scenarios
- Advanced Optional usage (filter, map, flatMap)
- Thread lifecycle & scheduling algorithms
- Thread groups & daemon threads
- Synchronization blocks & synchronized methods
- Volatile keyword & visibility problems
- ThreadLocal for request-scoped data
- Lock API & ReentrantLock
- ReadWriteLock for performance optimization
- Deadlock detection & prevention strategies
- Thread-safe collections vs sync wrappers
- Executor framework & tuning
- CompletableFuture async pipelines with timeouts
- ForkJoinPool for parallel computation
- Advanced Git branching (Git Flow, Trunk Based)
- Git hooks for automation
- Maven plugin system & custom goals
- Gradle multi-module project setup
- Dependency scope management
- Managing transitive dependency conflicts
- Core Spring concepts (Beans, Context, Profiles)
- Dependency injection patterns
- Conditional beans & profiles
- Configuration properties mapping & validation
- REST controllers with custom media types
- Spring Boot DevTools & hot reload
- Entity mapping: inheritance strategies, embeddables
- One-to-one, one-to-many, many-to-many mapping
- Cascade types & fetch strategies
- Query derivation & JPQL
- PagingAndSortingRepository usage
- Criteria API for dynamic queries
- Locking strategies
- Event-driven architecture principles
- Message queues vs topics
- RabbitMQ exchange types (direct, topic, fanout)
- Publisher confirms & message acknowledgments
- Dead-letter queues & retry patterns
- Microservice communication design
- Spring Boot integration with RabbitMQ
- REST API design best practices
- JWT authentication & refresh tokens
- Role-based access control
- Asynchronous API calls with WebClient
- Scheduling jobs with Spring
- Debugging techniques with IDE & remote debugging
- JVM monitoring & profiling tools
- CI/CD with GitHub Actions / Jenkins
- API performance optimization techniques
Who is the instructor for this training?
The trainer for this Advanced Microservices with Java and Spring Boot Training has extensive experience in this domain, including years of experience training & mentoring professionals.
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