REST API with Spring Boot 3.3, Mongo DB, AWS S3 and Java 22 | Build a Social Media App

In this tutorial, we’ll build a fully functional social media post API using Spring Boot 3.3, Java 22, MongoDB, and AWS S3. Whether you’re new to these technologies or looking to enhance your skills, this video has you covered. We’ll walk through everything from setting up MongoDB in Docker to integrating AWS S3 for file uploads.
Topics Covered:
Overview of the Social Media Post API we will build
Running MongoDB as a Docker container
MongoDB basics and executing basic queries using Mongo Shell and Compass
Setting up the Spring Boot project
Executing MongoDB queries in various ways from Spring
Creating a CRUD API for social media posts with MongoDB
Using Spring repositories for CRUD operations in a MongoDB collection
Implementing pagination in the GET API
Searching by individual fields
Implementing text search with MongoDB text index
High-level overview of AWS S3
Creating a bucket and IAM user in AWS S3
Accessing the S3 bucket from AWS CLI
Integrating S3 with the Post API using the AWS SDK for file uploads
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[@ShouryaRaj-zz6jv]

How many videos (approx idea) will this project have? Or total duration??

[@Code.Wizzard]

Two more videos to go, one for user authentication and second one for UI. Both should be around 60-90 minutes. Planning to do that in next 2-3 weeks. Thanks for checking.

[@ShouryaRaj-zz6jv]

@@Code.Wizzard thanks 🙏🏼