Sharma - Mastering Microservices with Java

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, A Solution Approach , covers the high-level design of large software projects, the common problems faced in the production environment, and the solutions to the problems.

, Setting Up the Development Environment , teaches you how to set up the development environment, from the IDE and other development tools to different libraries. It deals with creating the basic project up to setting up spring boot configuration to build and develop our first microservice.

, Domain-Driven Design , sets the tone for the rest of the chapters by referring to one sample project. It uses this sample project to drive through different functional and domain combinations of services or apps to explain domain-driven design.

, Implementing a Microservice , takes you from design to implementation of the sample project. It covers not only the coding but also the different aspects of microservicesbuild, unit testing, and packaging. At the end of this chapter, a sample microservice project will be ready for deployment and consumption.

, Deployment and Testing , teaches you how to deploy microservices in different forms, from standalone to a container such as Docker. It will also demonstrate how Docker can be used to deploy our sample project on a cloud service such as AWS. You will also grasp the knowledge of microservices testing using REST Java clients and other tools.

, Securing Microservices , explains how to secure microservices with respect to authentication and authorization. Authentication will be explained using basic authentication and authentication tokens. Similarly, authorization will be explained using Sprint Security. This chapter will also explain the common security problems and their solutions.

, Consuming Services Using a Microservice Web App , explains how to develop a web application (UI) using Knockout, Require, and Bootstrap JS libraries to build the prototype of web application that would consume the microservices to show data and the flow of sample projecta small utility project.

, Best Practices and Common Principles , teaches the best practices and common principles of microservice design. It also provides the details about microservice development using industry practices and examples. This chapter also contains the few examples where microservice implementation goes wrong and how you can avoid such problems.

, Troubleshooting Guide , explains the common problems encountered during the development of microservices and their solutions. This will help you follow the book smoothly and make learning swift.