Spring Boot Microservices Project Example - Part 1 | Building Services

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00:00 - Introduction
02:38 - Solution Architecture of Microservices
05:16 - Logical Architecture of Services
06:17 - Your First Microservice
07:39 - Implement Product Service
22:07 - Manual Testing through Postman
23:24 - Implement Automated Tests
24:19 - Test Containers
29:28 - Write Integration Tests
44:50 - Generate Order Service
47:19 - Implement Order Service
01:03:35 - Test Order Service
01:05:58 - Generate Inventory Service
01:06:50 - Implement Inventory Service
01:19:44 - Migrate to Maven Multi-Module Project
01:32:45 - Bugfix in Inventory Service

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[nandk]

A very ambitious project and a comprehensive presentation too. From 2 different database services, where the first is a docker image and the next a physical one, stateful and stateless services, inter service communication, Junit and integration testing, pre-configuring data in the tables and dto and much more; all in Part-1 of the video itself. That would take a large volume book to present to cover. And your clarity of presentation is amazing. Could all these be accomplished in just 95 minutes. I am in awe! Thanks a lot!!👋👋

[cosmin_anton]

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You've earn my respect. Love from Romania <3

[huseyinturkmen]

Very usefull video but i think u forgot a little point that can make confused a programmer who hasn't experience so much about spring.
The point is that you had created a db named "order-service" in mysql before running the order service but if i havn't missed you didn't show it in the video but you showed the right way of it while running the inventory-service.
Summary: You should have created the database in mysql management interface with the same name in application.properties before running the API or you will be having an annoying error which isn't easy to solve without knowing this ))

[fvagvTV]

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[vivianfreitas]

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[aadiraj]

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[samirpanchal]

Those who are facing problem recognizing inventory or order service module in intellij try following steps:
go to File->project structure->click on modules tab on the left side-->click on the plus icon-->click Import Module --> and select module from the popup and hit OK.
If your submodule is not visible then make sure you extracted in the right folder or reload project from disk.
Hit like if it solve your problem so others can see it. I wasted 1 hour on this issue
AND thanks for this course.

[jimbo]

Easily the best tutorial. Cheers from USA. Thank you!

[dineshreddy]

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[VultureGamerPL]

Bro this is our exact stack, like the exact application. Thanks I learned a lot and helped me progress in my job

[IvanRandomDude]

Just a hint: you don't need to create new package and then new class inside it. You can name your class packagename.Classname and the package will be create automatically. Quicker

[TechJunc]

I am not someone who writes a comment regularly or likes a video. But I have to say about this video: well job done!

[abhishekgowlikar]

So much detail never seen video like before, Hats for the patience and teaching.

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[Siva_n]

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[peterbarts]

What a wonderful tutorial! Key concepts from A to Z levering high level knowledge to all of us. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge, great teacher!

[mostainahmed]

One of the best content ever. Highly practical. Thanks man. Really appricated.

[maneshipocrates]

Thank you very much! Been learning spring but not certain about putting it together so simple.

[shwetabhat]

Woah !! Much awaited . Thank you for all the efforts sir 🙂 Really looking forward to this learning curve

[wecode]

Fantastic walk through into key concepts in microservices touching the most important points and straight to the point. Keep up!