REST API using GoLang, PostgreSQL, Keycloak, Docker

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Aman Bhardwaj

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1. Let's code Golang REST API

1. GET API with hello world part 1.mp4

08:09

2. GET API with hello world part 2.mp4

04:54

3. Integrating postgresql and GORM orm.mp4

23:25

4. Integrating postgresql and GORM orm cont..mp4

03:47

5. Persisting and retrieving data from db. POST and GET APIs.mp4

42:59

6. Tweaks 1.mp4

04:32

7. Tweaks 2.mp4

02:31

2. Golang and Keycloak

1. Keycloak intro and starting with its integration in golang.mp4

26:42

2. Keycloak Configurations.mp4

08:17

3. Login - getting keycloak access token from our auth microservice.mp4

28:39

Description

Building Microservices: Hands-on REST API Development with Go, PostgreSQL, Keycloak, and Docker.

What You'll Learn?

Create REST API using pure GoLang
Learn how to use dependency injection in golang, make your code modular and extendible
Persist everything in the database - PostgreSQL
Explore keycloak for authentication layer

Who is this for?

Junior to intermediate developers.

What You Need to Know?

Basic knowledge of golang and databases is preferred.

More details

Description
Welcome to the comprehensive hands-on Udemy course, "Building Microservices: Hands-on REST API Development with Go, PostgreSQL, Keycloak, and Docker." In this practical and immersive course, you'll embark on a journey to master the art of creating robust microservices-based applications from scratch using the Go programming language, PostgreSQL, Keycloak for authentication, and Docker for containerization.
Course Overview: From a blank folder to a fully functional microservices ecosystem, this course will equip you with the skills to design, implement, and deploy modern RESTful APIs, enabling seamless communication between different microservices. We'll delve into the core concepts of dependency injection, CRUD operations, and database manipulation using Gorm, a powerful Go ORM.
What You'll Learn:
Setting Up the Environment: Start from scratch and establish your development environment, including Go, PostgreSQL, Keycloak, and Docker.
Dependency Injection: Master the art of dependency injection in Go, allowing you to write modular and testable code.
CRUD APIs and Database Operations: Learn how to design and implement Create, Read, Update, and Delete (CRUD) APIs, and perform database operations using the Gorm ORM library.
Secure Authentication with Keycloak: Implement secure user authentication and authorization using Keycloak, enhancing the overall security of your microservices.
Inter-Service Communication: Explore the intricacies of HTTP requests between microservices, enabling seamless interaction within your application.
Containerization with Docker: Containerize your microservices using Docker, enabling consistent deployment across various environments.
Hands-on Projects: Apply your knowledge to real-world projects, developing a robust microservices ecosystem step by step.
Why Take This Course: This course goes beyond just using frameworks by teaching you how to build microservices using the standard Go library, giving you a deep understanding of the underlying concepts. By the end of this course, you'll possess the skills to design, develop, and deploy your microservices-based applications confidently.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to become a proficient microservices developer. Enroll now and embark on your journey to mastering microservices with Go, PostgreSQL, Keycloak, and Docker. Start building scalable, modular, and secure applications today!
Who this course is for:
Junior to intermediate developers.

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I am a passionate Full Stack Developer who likes to learn and code new technologies both professionally and as a hobby. Though at personal level I am a functional programming enthusiast but I am not at all language oriented and my channel has tutorial videos of Elixir, Node.js, React.js, TypeScript, Flutter and all that good stuff.Yet to learn RustLang though.Talk is cheap, let me show you the code.

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