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| Formats: | Asynchronous |
| Blended | |
| Online | |
| Onsite | |
| Part-time | |
| Level: | Intermediate |
| Prerequisistes: | |
| Recommended Knowledge | |
| Java Programming | |
| Spring Framework Basics | |
| Web Concepts Basics | |
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Spring Boot Training SF-BOOT
Our Spring Boot training course is designed for Java developers looking to enhance their skills in building modern, scalable web applications using Spring Boot. This course is ideal for individuals with a basic understanding of Java and the Spring Framework who want to delve deeper into advanced features and best practices. Whether you are a junior developer aiming to upskill or an experienced developer seeking to stay current with the latest Spring Boot features, this course provides the knowledge and practical experience necessary to excel.
Target Audience
- Java Developers: Developers looking to expand their expertise in building robust web applications with Spring Boot.
- System Architects: Professionals designing scalable and maintainable system architectures.
- Technical Leads: Leaders aiming to guide their teams in adopting Spring Boot for modern application development.
Prerequisite Knowledge
- Java Programming: Solid understanding of Java programming.
- Spring Framework Basics: Familiarity with the basics of the Spring Framework, including Spring Core, Spring MVC, and dependency injection.
- Web Application Concepts: Basic understanding of web application development and RESTful services.
Course Summary
Our Spring Boot training course offers a thorough exploration of Spring Boot, starting from the essentials and progressing to advanced topics such as Spring Security, JPA, RESTful services, and more. You will learn how to configure Spring Boot applications, manage dependencies, utilize auto-configuration, and leverage powerful features like Spring Data JPA and Spring MVC. With a focus on practical application, our hands-on labs and real-world exercises ensure you can apply what you learn directly to your projects. By the end of this course, you will be proficient in using Spring Boot to develop robust, production-ready applications.
Why Choose Our Course?
- Expert Instructors: Our trainers are seasoned professionals with extensive experience in Spring Boot and Java development.
- Comprehensive Curriculum: Our course covers all essential topics, ensuring you gain a complete understanding of Spring Boot.
- Practical Focus: We emphasize hands-on exercises and real-world scenarios to ensure you can apply what you learn immediately.
- Customized Training: Our training can be tailored to meet the specific needs of your team and organization.
- Flexible Learning Options: We offer self-paced, mentor-led, and instructor-led remote or in-person courses to suit your learning preferences.
- Affordable Training: High-quality Spring Boot training at competitive prices, making it accessible to everyone.
Flexible Learning Options and Affordability
We understand that every learner has different needs, which is why we offer flexible learning options including self-paced study, mentor-led sessions, and instructor-led remote training. Our self-paced option allows you to learn at your own speed, while our mentor-led training provides personalized guidance from industry experts. For those who prefer interactive learning, our instructor-led remote sessions offer engaging, real-time instruction. Additionally, our courses are affordably priced, making high-quality Spring Boot training accessible to everyone. Join us to gain the skills needed to advance your career in Java development without breaking the bank.
Spring Boot Course Outline
Module 1: Introduction - Spring Essentials
- Why Spring?
- Overview of the Spring Framework and its ecosystem
- Benefits of using Spring for application development
- Configuration Using Spring
- XML and Java-based configuration
- Spring’s Inversion of Control (IoC) container
- Bean Creation
- Defining beans with @Bean and @Component
- Bean scopes and lifecycle
- Data Management
- Spring's data management features
- Integrating with various data sources
Module 2: Introduction - Spring Boot
- Introduction to Spring Boot
- Purpose and benefits of Spring Boot
- How Spring Boot simplifies Spring development
- Value Proposition of Spring Boot
- Rapid application development
- Convention over configuration
- High-Level Spring Boot Features
- Overview of key features like Spring Boot Starters, Auto-configuration, Spring Boot CLI, etc.
- Creating a Simple Boot Application Using Spring Initializr
- Using Spring Initializr to generate a project
- Importing and running the project
Module 3: Spring Boot Autoconfiguration and Runtime
- Dependency Management Using Spring Boot Starters
- Understanding and using Starters for dependency management
- How Auto-Configuration Works
- Principles of auto-configuration
- Customizing auto-configuration
- Configuration Properties
- Externalized configuration
- Using application.properties and application.yml
- Overriding Auto-Configuration
- Customizing default configurations
- Using CommandLineRunner
- Implementing application logic with CommandLineRunner
Module 4: Spring JPA & Spring Data
- Introduction to ORM with JPA
- Overview of Object-Relational Mapping
- Benefits of Using Spring with JPA
- Simplifying database interactions with Spring Data JPA
- JPA Configuration in Spring
- Setting up JPA in a Spring application
- Configuring Spring JPA Using Spring Boot
- Spring Boot-specific JPA configuration
- Spring Data JPA Dynamic Repositories
- Creating and using dynamic repositories
Module 5: Spring MVC
- Introduction to Spring MVC and Request Processing
- Overview of the MVC pattern
- Request processing lifecycle
- Controller Method Signatures
- Defining controller methods
- Using @Controller, @RestController, and @GetMapping Annotations
- Differentiating between @Controller and @RestController
- Mapping HTTP requests to handler methods
- Configuring Spring MVC with Spring Boot
- Setting up Spring MVC applications with Spring Boot
- Spring Boot Packaging Options
- Packaging Spring Boot applications as JAR or WAR files
Module 6: REST with Spring MVC
- Introduction to the REST Architectural Style
- Principles of REST
- Controlling HTTP Response Codes with @ResponseStatus
- Customizing response statuses
- Implementing REST with Spring MVC
- Using @RequestMapping, @RequestBody, and @ResponseBody
- HttpMessageConverters and Automatic Content Negotiation
- Configuring message converters for JSON and XML
Module 7: Spring Security
- What Problems Does Spring Security Solve?
- Introduction to Spring Security
- Configuring Authentication
- Setting up authentication mechanisms
- Implementing Authorization by Intercepting URLs
- Securing endpoints with URL-based authorization
- Authorization Using OAuth
- Implementing OAuth2 authentication and authorization
- Authorization at the Java Method-Level
- Using method-level security annotations
- Understanding the Spring Security Filter Chain
- Overview of filters in Spring Security
Module 8: Actuators, Metrics & Health Indicators
- Enabling Spring Boot Actuator
- Introduction to Actuator and its endpoints
- Custom Metrics
- Creating and exposing custom metrics
- Health Indicators
- Using built-in health indicators
- Creating Custom Health Indicators
- Implementing custom health checks
- External Monitoring Systems
- Integrating with external monitoring tools
Module 9: Spring Boot Testing
- Spring Boot Testing Overview
- Testing strategies in Spring Boot
- Integration Testing and Slices
- Testing different layers of the application
- Slices to Test Different Layers of the Application
- Using @WebMvcTest, @DataJpaTest, and other slice annotations