Your tutorials are awesome. You saved me a lot of time. My suggestions for the next tutorials are: 1) Deploying microservices in Docker (including git etc) 2) Testing in Spring Boot (as there are so many confusing annotations) 3) Design patterns
Really good series. You should make it further covering the following topics: 1. API Gateway 2. Security (OAuth with Microservices and SSO) 3. Distributed Transaction Management 4. Distributed Log tracing (Sleuth, Zipkin)
Thanks a ton Koushik 🙌 Completed all 3 series of Microservices. It's a Gem 💎 and most paid courses also don't provide such details. Would love to see Spring Transactions tutorial in coming days.
This entire series have been of amazingly great help in getting me started with microservices!! It is well implemented, very descriptive, easy to follow and easy to understand with your examples. I would love it if you could make some suggestions or talk about the following: 1) How to go about creating a front-end for a microservices back-end 2) Security between microservices with a single client request and when someone tries to use a REST endpoint directly when unauthenticated 3) How to manage multiple microservices in a single environment 4) Transitioning a microservice application to containers like Docker and managing them with an orchestrator like Kubernetes 5) How to manage logging between all the microservices
Man, your courses and way of teaching are fantastic! Not a single moment have I found boring in those series. I'm blessed to have discovered your videos. Thank you for making us better developers.
Three series are really awesome. I learned really some basics of microservice and spring boot in short time. Please post content on 1. API Gateway and how to load balance API gateways with numerous microservices. 2. Deploying microservice application in docker.
I watched all the series twice. Thanks a lot for explaining in detailed. You are really a very good teacher. Please make more videos on different technologies. You videos helped me a lot in learning microservices.
Hi, your all of three series are very good and anybody can quickly understand. All concepts till now are crystal clear. Thank you so much for your efforts and time. Also if possible Please make API gateway, Event driven architecture with microservices etc further
Thanks for your work! It make my learning path become much easier! Could you please make new tutorials regarding Deploying Spring for this series? I would suggest the name Spring Boot Microservices Level 4: Microservice Deployment. As far as I have known that a single Spring Boot app could be deployed in a couple of ways. That makes a newbie like me a bit confused and I do not really know which one should be used in which scenarios.
Hi Kaushik, whole series was very helpful. Thanks for your great effort. Your effort really helps us. Just request you to upload some videos on security handling of Microservice call using feign and rest template.
Thanku so much Koushik for wonderful insight on microservices. It couldn't have been better. Eagerly waiting for next series covering zuul, sleuth, zipkin, ribbon etc
A good extensive series on micro services, Thanks for your efforts on 3 series Can you please cover Gateway , distributed tracing and securing micro services OAuth as well along with JCE Extension with the encryption/decryption of secrets.
For below concepts u can watch javainuse channel , he has well expained.... 1.api gateway. 2. Zuul 1.0 3. Spring cloud gateway 4.distrubuted log tracing 5. Sleuth 6.zipkins. 7.ribbon (a client side load balancer) And still some concepts are remaining if any 1 knows suggest me good channel. And they are 1.feign 2.consul 3.jaiger Thank you
Hi Kaushik.... If we have a new Micro Service.. using API Gateway and Config can we bring up that service to End user thru Gateway without deployment. End user (UI) can check in Eureka and integrate it.
To secure in production all are going to in production in then private subnut so no need to worry about spring security most impotent is encrypt & decrypt
Thank Kaushik, it's been am amazing journey following you in these 3 series! You really inspired a lot and shared a lot of knowledge. I'd like to ask you if is possible to register a SpringBoot Configuration Service in Eureka and then having other services get from Eureka the conf server url for reading their configuration. in this way the only info you need to save in the service application.properties is the Eureka url, then all the other service config variables would be dynamically retrieved from the Config Server (possibly using @LoadBalance). Thnaks again !
How do you put env specific properties in config server? is it same as application-.yml . Also what about the microservice and env specific properties.
Hi, first of all, thank you so much for the videos, the tutorial was very helpful. Apache Kafka, for asynchronous micro-services communication, is the topic which I am expecting next from you. I have the below questions, anyone knows please reply. 1. Usually git repositories are protected by credentials or secured by two-factor authentication, in this case how config server authenticates with git. 2. How can we achieve environment-specific configuration(spring profiles) in case, we are managing configuration on git-hub. example --> /prod/micro-service-1, /qa/micro-service-1
Your tutorials are awesome. How to put a microservices with microservice-name.yml/microservice-name.properties in a multi node cluster as server.port or such properties needs to change for each instance of microservice?
Hi Can any 1 tell me when to use thymleaf in spring Boot???? I m migrating spring MVC app to spring Boot app . So here I should replace all JSP (views) to thymleaf or I have to preserve as it is ??
Hi Kaushik, Thanks for this wonderful series. Requests for new courses 1. CI/ CD in general 2. Springboot Unit Testing (i did went over the JUnit 5 series in Java Brains. but still Springboot seems a lot different)
Hi I hope you can read and suggest me something, i create a library with spring-boot but I need the library read the application.properties of whoever is using it..
Your tutorials are awesome. You saved me a lot of time. My suggestions for the next tutorials are:
1) Deploying microservices in Docker (including git etc)
2) Testing in Spring Boot (as there are so many confusing annotations)
3) Design patterns
Really good series. You should make it further covering the following topics:
1. API Gateway
2. Security (OAuth with Microservices and SSO)
3. Distributed Transaction Management
4. Distributed Log tracing (Sleuth, Zipkin)
Event driven architecture with microservices also
Amazing how much time and knowledge you have shared with us. Thank you from the bottom of my heart
Thanks a ton Koushik 🙌 Completed all 3 series of Microservices. It's a Gem 💎 and most paid courses also don't provide such details. Would love to see Spring Transactions tutorial in coming days.
This entire series have been of amazingly great help in getting me started with microservices!! It is well implemented, very descriptive, easy to follow and easy to understand with your examples.
I would love it if you could make some suggestions or talk about the following:
1) How to go about creating a front-end for a microservices back-end
2) Security between microservices with a single client request and when someone tries to use a REST endpoint directly when unauthenticated
3) How to manage multiple microservices in a single environment
4) Transitioning a microservice application to containers like Docker and managing them with an orchestrator like Kubernetes
5) How to manage logging between all the microservices
Man, your courses and way of teaching are fantastic! Not a single moment have I found boring in those series. I'm blessed to have discovered your videos. Thank you for making us better developers.
Thanks, Java Brains. first time in my youtube' life😁 I watched complete training sessions. you are one of the best. May God Bless you.
UA-cam is just for the brilliant teachers like you only Kaushik. Thanks for 'Microservices' series !!
I got confidence after the completion of this series, Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge.
Three series are really awesome. I learned really some basics of microservice and spring boot in short time.
Please post content on
1. API Gateway and how to load balance API gateways with numerous microservices.
2. Deploying microservice application in docker.
I watched all the series twice. Thanks a lot for explaining in detailed. You are really a very good teacher. Please make more videos on different technologies. You videos helped me a lot in learning microservices.
All the 3 courses were clear and concise. Thank you.
I really learnt from Microservices from scratch, thanks for awesome content.
amazing tutorial. nobody covers configuration. I did ur spring boot course and 3 levels of micro services. On to Spring boot security next!
Loved the entire series and your way of teaching. Thank you for sharing this and putting in all your hardwork for so many of us.
I really love this series. Hope 4th will release soon.
Hi, your all of three series are very good and anybody can quickly understand. All concepts till now are crystal clear. Thank you so much for your efforts and time. Also if possible Please make API gateway, Event driven architecture with microservices etc further
No word to Express how much you helped me!
Thanks a lot!!!
Awesome teaching gesture and great content explanation. Thanks a lot Koushik. I hope to see you continue teaching us many more great stuffs
Thanks for this 3rd series of microservices. Please also cover Spring sleuth and zipkin and api gateway tutorial as 4th part of this series.
Thanks for your work! It make my learning path become much easier!
Could you please make new tutorials regarding Deploying Spring for this series? I would suggest the name Spring Boot Microservices Level 4: Microservice Deployment. As far as I have known that a single Spring Boot app could be deployed in a couple of ways. That makes a newbie like me a bit confused and I do not really know which one should be used in which scenarios.
This series is awesome. I have been learning so much. Please continue to level 999999999. 😃
Hi Kaushik, whole series was very helpful. Thanks for your great effort. Your effort really helps us. Just request you to upload some videos on security handling of Microservice call using feign and rest template.
thanku sir learn a lot.
Sir you paid course is for one month only. It cant be like that we purchase once and free for life time
Thanku so much Koushik for wonderful insight on microservices. It couldn't have been better. Eagerly waiting for next series covering zuul, sleuth, zipkin, ribbon etc
Thanking you from bottom of my heart, i learned spring only cuz of u.
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I m unable to find the next video "conclusion".
Very good series :) Waiting for part 4 for deploying the micro-services :)
All three series are awesome . Thanks a lot
Very helpful series and the way of presentation is amazing 🤩
Thanks a lot kaushik. i have learned a lot of Technology from you. You explained very well. i am waiting for your next upload.
thank you so much. Can't wait for another microservice related tutorials
A good extensive series on micro services, Thanks for your efforts on 3 series
Can you please cover Gateway , distributed tracing and securing micro services OAuth as well along with JCE Extension with the encryption/decryption of secrets.
Thank you Koushik for this amazing series!
Please release the next series.. Its really helpful n enjoy learning with your way..
Please include gateways also
Hi koushik tq .
Could you please make videos on the next level I.e.
1 zuul
2 zipkin
3 ribbon
I had read that ribbon is deprecated
@@zulfuqaraliyev5290 it's client side load balancing.... Is there any replacement for that
Absolutely Unbelievable. Great Job. Thanks so much for all your help.
For below concepts u can watch javainuse channel , he has well expained....
1.api gateway.
2. Zuul 1.0
3. Spring cloud gateway
4.distrubuted log tracing
5. Sleuth
6.zipkins.
7.ribbon (a client side load balancer)
And still some concepts are remaining if any 1 knows suggest me good channel. And they are
1.feign
2.consul
3.jaiger
Thank you
Thank you so much annayya from Telugu people.
Plz do video about data structures and algorithms
Amazing. Thanks for sharing the knowledge.
Thanks a lot Koushik. Appreciate your efforts
Thank you sir for the series. It was super helpful. Please keep uploading such knowledgeable videos. 👍🙂
Hi Kaushik.... If we have a new Micro Service.. using API Gateway and Config can we bring up that service to End user thru Gateway without deployment. End user (UI) can check in Eureka and integrate it.
Selfless in mentioning the blog he himself referred to....Hands down!
Wonderful series . Thank you Kaushik
Thank you very much for your time and tutorials!!
It was a great tutorial Kaushik. Thank you
Thanks a lot of!
To secure in production all are going to in production in then private subnut so no need to worry about spring security most impotent is encrypt & decrypt
Thanks for the amazing series.
Awesome tutorial!
Hi kaushik, could you please make videos on securing micro services with spring cloud gateway or zuul api
You are Awesome Bro You are A Hero You ROCK THE WORLD BRO YOU ARE SUPER AND THE BEST
Great tutorial. Thanks 👍
Could not find the links to the documentations that you mentioned in the video.
Again, thanks for your efforts 👍
Thank Kaushik, it's been am amazing journey following you in these 3 series!
You really inspired a lot and shared a lot of knowledge.
I'd like to ask you if is possible to register a SpringBoot Configuration Service in Eureka and then having other services get from Eureka the conf server url for reading their configuration.
in this way the only info you need to save in the service application.properties is the Eureka url, then all the other service config variables would be dynamically retrieved from the Config Server (possibly using @LoadBalance).
Thnaks again !
How do you put env specific properties in config server? is it same as application-.yml . Also what about the microservice and env specific properties.
Hi, first of all, thank you so much for the videos, the tutorial was very helpful. Apache Kafka, for asynchronous micro-services communication, is the topic which I am expecting next from you.
I have the below questions, anyone knows please reply.
1. Usually git repositories are protected by credentials or secured by two-factor authentication, in this case how config server authenticates with git.
2. How can we achieve environment-specific configuration(spring profiles) in case, we are managing configuration on git-hub. example --> /prod/micro-service-1, /qa/micro-service-1
Awesome series
Can you please upload a video how springboot configuration works with cloud foundry
Thank you for a nice and helpful tutorial
Your tutorials are awesome. How to put a microservices with microservice-name.yml/microservice-name.properties in a multi node cluster as server.port or such properties needs to change for each instance of microservice?
Great set of videos. Thank you. Please post a video on CORS configuration as well. Also, I feel its time to switch to Gradle.
Amazing, God bless you!
Thank you sir. you are the best
Hello Kaushik,
I know this is not the right section to ask, but anyway, can you please make some series on Spring WebFlux or Reactive Spring
Great tutorial
Are I18n and l10n properties also configuration? How do we want to handle them? Can we achieve it by configuration-server?
Thanks for help full video to save a lot of time..
Why we are going to share database url, pass and other stuff if we have a different db for every microservice?
Is this completes syllabus of microservices ???
Or level4 is coming?
Please do spring batch tutorial sir
please make a video a session management using distributed redis cache
Thank you so much. Very informative video. :)
Please make videos on Git
Superb!
Thanks a lot. Appreciate your efforts.
Really helpful, Great video. Thanks
Hi
Can any 1 tell me when to use thymleaf in spring Boot????
I m migrating spring MVC app to spring Boot app . So here I should replace all JSP (views) to thymleaf or I have to preserve as it is ??
Hi Kaushik,
Thanks for this wonderful series.
Requests for new courses
1. CI/ CD in general
2. Springboot Unit Testing (i did went over the JUnit 5 series in Java Brains. but still Springboot seems a lot different)
Thanks!
Excellent
Any idea about doing the video on spring webflux ?
Thank for the video.
Can you please provide the link to the config server encryption and decryption process for properties as mentioned at 10:15. Thanks.
Am going to Add on my Resume "Trained by Koushik Kothagal"
Can this be used for configurations that has to be managed by end users?
Hi I hope you can read and suggest me something, i create a library with spring-boot but I need the library read the application.properties of whoever is using it..
Thank you)
Where is the conclusion video?
Where is the next tutorial? This seems to be the last video in the Level 3 playlist
How to configure multiple databases in spring boot?
Thank u very much
Thank you
Graphql pls !
Microservices level 4 please
When you encrypt using Spring Cloud Server who's going to provide the key for the initialization vector and where it is saved?
I thought in lvl 3 it will be docker and minikube
Config with ssl two way