Building Java Microservices with gRPC

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Ketkee Aryamane

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01 Introduction

001 Microservices with gRPC.mp4

00:39

002 What you should know.mp4

00:43

02 Introduction to gRPC

001 Inter-service communication.mp4

05:57

002 gRPC framework overview.mp4

00:35

003 gRPC framework features.mp4

03:45

004 gRPC foundations.mp4

00:55

005 HTTP 1 problems.mp4

02:16

006 How is HTTP 2 better .mp4

03:08

007 Understand protocol buffers.mp4

01:58

008 Steps to develop a gRPC service.mp4

01:22

03 Building Blocks of gRPC

001 Using protocol buffers.mp4

02:33

002 Using the gRPC API Download utilities.mp4

03:02

003 Service definition using protobuffs.mp4

07:14

004 Generate stubs using protoc.mp4

07:35

005 Generated classes walk-through.mp4

03:04

006 Metadata and channels.mp4

01:55

007 Types of gRPC calls.mp4

03:24

04 Build User Service Using RPC

001 Overview of order management services built in the course.mp4

04:51

002 Create a maven-gRPC project.mp4

04:22

003 Define user.proto and generate service stubs.mp4

04:42

004 Database code setup.mp4

04:27

005 Add database method to get user details.mp4

07:37

006 Implement service stub.mp4

07:30

007 Write code to host the user service.mp4

08:55

008 Test the user service.mp4

06:13

05 Build Order Management Service Using gRPC

001 Define order.proto and generate stubs.mp4

06:10

002 Add database method to get orders.mp4

08:17

003 Add service method to get order details.mp4

06:47

004 Write code to host order service.mp4

03:48

005 Test the order service using the client.mp4

02:57

006 Recap to connect user and order services.mp4

01:50

007 Write a client to call order service.mp4

05:14

008 Call order client from user service.mp4

07:44

009 Test the full flow of order management.mp4

06:43

010 Challenge Implement add-to-cart use case.mp4

01:33

06 Conclusion

001 Building gRPC microservices in Java Advanced concepts.mp4

00:35

Description

Given the increasing trend toward microservices architecture, more and more businesses are adopting gRPC, which helps developers build scalable microservices with a low latency and higher throughput. In this course, Ketkee Aryamane covers the fundamentals of gRPC and its key features. Ketkee starts with the basic theory behind RPC and the HTTP/2 protocol, then shows how to build two gRPC services in Java from scratch using protocol buffers, and connects those services with each other using gRPC. She also covers how to generate clients that can invoke those services. If you’re a developer looking for new ways of developing web services, following along with Ketkee as she builds microservices from scratch is a great way to learn new concepts, while also seeing these concepts put to practical use.

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Ketkee Aryamane

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I am a software professional focused on technical writing for the past 4 years. I believe in writing clear, simple and understandable content which is well articulated, is meticulous, and properly targeted for specific users. In order to do this, it is important to collaborate closely with the product and development teams to obtain the correct information. I also work as an instructor at LinkedIn Learning. Additionally, I have around 10 years of experience as a Java developer working in Java/J2EE technologies/frameworks. After having being involved in software development for the initial few years, I transitioned myself into being a Software Trainer, providing in-person, webex and video based training, and also designing learning journeys. I have proficiency in and provide training in: Core Java, Advanced Java, Struts, Hibernate, Spring Core, Spring Web, along with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, HTML5, CSS3, AngularJS etc.

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