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Java 17 Backend Development
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- FormatePub
- ISBN8223315483
- EAN9798223315483
- Date de parution10/12/2024
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
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- ÉditeurDraft2Digital
Résumé
This book offers beginners and backend developers with practical guidance on developing robust server-side applications with Java 17. Each chapter is structured around hands-on examples, real-world challenges, and step-by-step solutions tailored to Java professionals aiming to elevate their expertise in …
This book offers beginners and backend developers with practical guidance on developing robust server-side applications with Java 17. Each chapter is structured around hands-on examples, real-world challenges, and step-by-step solutions tailored to Java professionals aiming to elevate their expertise in backend systems. It seamlessly transitions through essential development phases, covering foundational elements like from object-oriented design and basic REST endpoints to advanced microservices architecture and container orchestration.
It covers from wiring up databases with Hibernate to managing asynchronous communication with Apache Kafka and securing endpoints with Spring Security. You will explore caching strategies with Redis and diving into techniques to boost performance and reduce database load. It also covers Spring Cloud concepts like Eureka for service discovery and Config Server for centralized management, showing how microservices function cohesively.
The book also covers testing and debugging topics, highlighting modern tools and practices such as JUnit, Mockito, integration tests, and distributed tracing. The book clearly encourages consistent coding standards, efficient concurrency patterns, and a layered approach for verifying logic. As the book moves forward, it clearly illustrates how to maintain code quality and automate deployment workflows using continuous integration and delivery pipelines.
Towards the book's end, you will know how to run Java 17 backend applications in simple production environments, and you will be applying best practices for logging, monitoring, security, and scalability. You will witness how all of these pieces fit together in a coherent ecosystem, whether they are deploying on Tomcat or containerizing with Docker. Table of ContentIntroduction to Java 17 and Backend DevelopmentSetting up Development EnvironmentIntroduction to Spring and Spring BootBuilding RESTful APIs with Spring BootData Persistence with Hibernate ORM and JPAManaging Database InteractionsUser Authentication and Authorization with Spring SecurityCaching with RedisMessaging with Apache KafkaMicroservices Architecture with Spring CloudTesting and Debugging Backend ApplicationsDeploying Java Backend Applications
It covers from wiring up databases with Hibernate to managing asynchronous communication with Apache Kafka and securing endpoints with Spring Security. You will explore caching strategies with Redis and diving into techniques to boost performance and reduce database load. It also covers Spring Cloud concepts like Eureka for service discovery and Config Server for centralized management, showing how microservices function cohesively.
The book also covers testing and debugging topics, highlighting modern tools and practices such as JUnit, Mockito, integration tests, and distributed tracing. The book clearly encourages consistent coding standards, efficient concurrency patterns, and a layered approach for verifying logic. As the book moves forward, it clearly illustrates how to maintain code quality and automate deployment workflows using continuous integration and delivery pipelines.
Towards the book's end, you will know how to run Java 17 backend applications in simple production environments, and you will be applying best practices for logging, monitoring, security, and scalability. You will witness how all of these pieces fit together in a coherent ecosystem, whether they are deploying on Tomcat or containerizing with Docker. Table of ContentIntroduction to Java 17 and Backend DevelopmentSetting up Development EnvironmentIntroduction to Spring and Spring BootBuilding RESTful APIs with Spring BootData Persistence with Hibernate ORM and JPAManaging Database InteractionsUser Authentication and Authorization with Spring SecurityCaching with RedisMessaging with Apache KafkaMicroservices Architecture with Spring CloudTesting and Debugging Backend ApplicationsDeploying Java Backend Applications
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