[Manning] Spring microservices in action 2nd (hevc) (2021) [EN]

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01-Ch1. Welcome to the cloud, Spring.m4v

3.2 MB

02-Ch1. What’s a microservice.m4v

4.0 MB

03-Ch1. Microservices with Spring.m4v

5.4 MB

04-Ch1. Cloud and microservice-based applications.m4v

5.3 MB

05-Ch1. Why the cloud and microservices.m4v

4.4 MB

06-Ch1. Core microservice development pattern.m4v

4.7 MB

07-Ch1. Microservice logging and tracing patterns.m4v

4.8 MB

08-Ch2. Exploring the microservices world with Spring Cloud.m4v

6.1 MB

09-Ch2. Spring Cloud by example.m4v

4.4 MB

10-Ch2. Codebase.m4v

3.2 MB

11-Ch2. Dev_prod parity.m4v

4.0 MB

12-Ch2. Getting started with the skeleton project.m4v

4.9 MB

13-Ch3. Building microservices with Spring Boot.m4v

4.2 MB

14-Ch3. Establishing service granularity.m4v

4.4 MB

15-Ch3. When not to use microservices.m4v

5.4 MB

16-Ch3. Building the doorway into the microservice - The Spring Boot controller.m4v

4.6 MB

17-Ch3. Adding internationalization into the licensing service.m4v

3.7 MB

18-Ch3. The DevOps story - Building for the rigors of runtime.m4v

4.2 MB

19-Ch3. Service registration and discovery - How clients communicate with your microservices.m4v

4.5 MB

20-Ch4. Welcome to Docker.m4v

3.4 MB

21-Ch4. What is Docker.m4v

3.5 MB

22-Ch4. Integrating Docker with our microservices.m4v

3.0 MB

23-Ch4. Creating Docker images with Spring Boot.m4v

4.0 MB

24-Ch5. Controlling your configuration with the Spring Cloud Configuration Server.m4v

5.3 MB

25-Ch5. Building our Spring Cloud Configuration Server.m4v

3.4 MB

26-Ch5. Setting up the Spring Cloud Config bootstrap class.m4v

4.8 MB

27-Ch5. Integrating Spring Cloud Config with a Spring Boot client.m4v

3.5 MB

28-Ch5. Configuring the licensing service to use Spring Cloud Config.m4v

4.7 MB

29-Ch5. Directly reading properties using @ConfigurationProperties.m4v

4.9 MB

30-Ch5. Vault UI.m4v

4.3 MB

31-Ch6. On service discovery.m4v

4.9 MB

32-Ch6. Service discovery in the cloud.m4v

4.2 MB

33-Ch6. Service discovery in action using Spring and Netflix Eureka.m4v

5.0 MB

34-Ch6. Registering services with Spring Eureka.m4v

4.9 MB

35-Ch6. Using service discovery to look up a service.m4v

3.8 MB

36-Ch6. Invoking services with a Load Balancer–aware Spring REST template.m4v

3.5 MB

37-Ch7. When bad things happen - Resiliency patterns with Spring Cloud and Resilience4j.m4v

4.6 MB

38-Ch7. Why client resiliency matters.m4v

5.1 MB

39-Ch7. Setting up the licensing service to use Spring Cloud and Resilience4j.m4v

5.7 MB

40-Ch7. Fallback processing.m4v

4.4 MB

41-Ch7. Implementing the retry pattern.m4v

3.4 MB

42-Ch7. ThreadLocal and Resilience4j.m4v

3.7 MB

43-Ch8. Service routing with Spring Cloud Gateway.m4v

4.0 MB

44-Ch8. Introducing Spring Cloud Gateway.m4v

3.2 MB

45-Ch8. Configuring routes in Spring Cloud Gateway.m4v

3.7 MB

46-Ch8. The real power of Spring Cloud Gateway - Predicate and Filter Factories.m4v

3.4 MB

47-Ch8. Building the pre-filter.m4v

3.4 MB

48-Ch8. UserContextFilter - Intercepting the incoming HTTP request.m4v

3.8 MB

49-Ch9. Securing your microservices.m4v

5.1 MB

50-Ch9. Starting small - Using Spring and Keycloak to protect a single endpoint.m4v

3.7 MB

51-Ch9. Configuring O-stock users.m4v

2.7 MB

52-Ch9. Protecting the organization service using Keycloak.m4v

3.7 MB

53-Ch9. Propagating the access token.m4v

4.2 MB

54-Ch9. Some closing thoughts on microservice security.m4v

3.5 MB

55-Ch10. Event-driven architecture with Spring Cloud Stream.m4v

5.6 MB

56-Ch10. Using messaging to communicate state changes between services.m4v

5.8 MB

57-Ch10. Writing a simple message producer and consumer.m4v

5.7 MB

58-Ch10. Writing the message consumer in the licensing service.m4v

3.3 MB

59-Ch10. A Spring Cloud Stream use case - Distributed caching.m4v

3.4 MB

60-Ch10. Using Redis to cache lookups.m4v

3.3 MB

61-Ch11. Distributed tracing with Spring Cloud Sleuth and Zipkin.m4v

5.1 MB

62-Ch11. Log aggregation and Spring Cloud Sleuth.m4v

4.8 MB

63-Ch11. Defining and running ELK Stack applications in Docker.m4v

3.3 MB

64-Ch11. Searching for Spring Cloud Sleuth trace IDs in Kibana.m4v

4.4 MB

65-Ch11. Configuring a Zipkin server.m4v

3.3 MB

66-Ch11. Visualizing a more complex transaction.m4v

3.8 MB

67-Ch12. Deploying your microservices.m4v

4.6 MB

68-Ch12. The architecture of a build_deployment pipeline.m4v

3.4 MB

69-Ch12. Setting up O-stock’s core infrastructure in the cloud.m4v

5.1 MB

70-Ch12. Beyond the infrastructure - Deploying O-stock and ELK.m4v

3.0 MB

71-Ch12. Creating an EKS cluster.m4v

2.9 MB

72-Ch12. Creating an EKS cluster.m4v

3.3 MB

73-Ch12. Your build_deployment pipeline in action.m4v

3.4 MB

74-Ch12. Enabling our services to build in Jenkins.m4v

3.7 MB

75-Ch12. Understanding and generating the pipeline script.m4v

4.5 MB

76-Appendix A. Microservices architecture best practices.m4v

5.3 MB

77-Appendix B. OAuth2 grant types.m4v

3.1 MB

78-Appendix B. Authorization grant type.m4v

4.7 MB

79-Appendix C. Monitoring your microservices.m4v

3.5 MB

80-Appendix C. Implementing Micrometer and Prometheus.m4v

3.6 MB

Manning.Spring.Microservices.in.action.2nd.2021.pdf

8.7 MB