Spring Boot MicroServices Course: Catalog Service Walking Skeleton Setup
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- čas přidán 15. 07. 2024
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In this video, we will go through:
► Creating catalog-service using Spring Initializr
► Configuring Automatic Code Formatting using spotless-maven-plugin
► Created Docker Compose file for Local Development
► Setup GitHub Actions Pipeline for automated builds
► Created Taskfile for automating various task execution
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thanks for the great content
This video has wealth of information. I feel this series is going to be very useful for both senior and junior developers and will be a great guide for best practices to be followed when developing application. Planning to use the tools you shared in my future projects. Thank you!
This is a superbly informative tutorial. Cheers to all your efforts.
Great content, Siva! Thank you so much
Great video. Learnt some new things. Looking forward to the next one.
Great series, Love it, I'll definitely follow your this series
This is pure gold
Much awaited series sir.
Superb video Siva! Learnt many new things! Thank you
Fantastic video ❤ You explained everything in such a way that I can follow it step by step.
Cool video! I was wondering how would you approach the versioning of services? Is there an automated way to increment the version in pom.xml? Something similar to semantic-release in node.js.
AFAIK, there is no automated way to handle API version upgrade.
The usual approaches are using version number in the url, or as a header or using custom Accept header.
Mostly I used the approach of using version number in the url.
We can configure the common prefeix such as/api/v1 in the application.properties file.
@@sivalabs Sorry, I didn't explain correctly. I mean 0.0.1-SNAPSHOT type of version of the app itself.
You can follow the approach described in this article to increment the version
www.codecentric.de/wissens-hub/blog/increment-versions-maven-build-helper-versions-plugin
Another question similar to incrementing the version. How would you approach generating a changelog for each service? In a project we use semantic-release, but it requires node.js as an extra dependency in our gitlab pipeline.
I haven't done this myself but I see people using some GitHub Actions feature to generate the changelog upon releasing a new version. I don't know how to do it in gitlab. I guess something similar might exist for GitLab as well because this is a common requirement for libraries release process.
Out of curiosity do you have an articles or planned tutorials on developing to hexagonal architecture. or attempting to do this using that architecture
I have plans to make video on Hex Arch. Stay tuned.
Great course! I get the following error in my Github Action: ./mvnw: Permission denied. I had to solve this by setting the permission right in my Github action.
- name: Set execute permission for mvnw
run: chmod +x ./mvnw
Added this step in the pipeline definitions. Thanks for letting me know.
You seems to use a lot of IntelliJ plugins. Could you pls share the names?
I performed the steps mentioned till loading the catalog-service. While explaining testContainer, you executed the 'docker ps' command before executing the testcontainer class. The output shows there is already a running portanier. However, I don't see any output when I execute the docker ps command.
How can we load the portainer container running on docker?
Could you please explain how you created the portainer and connected it to the project?
Portainer is a utility that I am using to manage Docker container via GUI, it is not required for this project.
But if you are interested to explore Portainer, I have made a video on how to use Portainer czcams.com/video/mxj5LMpE7WQ/video.html
Not able to open all the videos, Its private??
Whats the artifact that you are using to generate the initial maven structure ?
The root Maven project is created from Intellij IDEA and catalog service is created from start.spring.io and copied the downloaded code into root project.
May I know how to install portainer tool in local?
Here is a detailed video of how to install and use Portainer
czcams.com/video/mxj5LMpE7WQ/video.htmlsi=u85S6PxbWnYVeSRw
What is the pre requisite for these course and for whom these course is helpfull ?
This course is designed for Java developers with basic Spring Boot knowledge who are interested to learn building Microservices. Also, basic knowledge of Docker and Docker Compose is required
How did you generate starter code?
The catalog-service project is created using start.spring.io and is explained at 9:32 in this video.
Thanks for the reply