Build Reactive MicroServices using Spring WebFlux/SpringBoot – Codingprinces

Build Reactive MicroServices using Spring WebFlux/SpringBoot

About Course

Learn to write Reactive programming and build Reactive MicroServices using Spring WebFlux and project Reactor

Categories Development

Course Curriculum

01 – Getting Started with the Course

001 Course Introduction

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002 Prerequisites

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03 – Why Reactive Programming

04 – Introduction to Reactive Programming

05 – Introduction to Spring WebFlux

06 – Getting Started with Project Reactor

07 – Setting up the base project for this course

08 – Lets Explore Flux and Mono Hands On

001 Let’s write our very first Flux

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002 Let’s write our very first Mono

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003 Reactive Stream Events

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004 Testing Flux using JUnit5

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005 Transforming Data Using Operators in Project Reactor

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006 Transform using map() Operator

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007 Reactive Streams are Immutable

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008 Filter using filter() Operator

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009 Advanced transform using the flatMap() Operator

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010 Asynchronous Operations using flatMap() Operator

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011 Advanced transform using the concatMap() Operator

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012 flatMap( ) operator in Mono

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013 flatMapMany( ) operator in Mono

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014 Transform using the transform() Operator

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015HAN~1

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016 Introduction to Combining Reactive Streams

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017 Combining Reactive Streams using concat and concatWith Operator

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018COM~1

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019 Combining Reactive Streams using mergeSequential() operator

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020 Combining Reactive Streams using zip and zipWith() Operator

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09 – Introduction to Spring WebFlux

10 – Set up the MoviesInfoService Service

11 – Simple Non Blocking RESTFUL API using Annotated Controller Approach

12 – Automated Tests using JUnit5 and WebFluxTest

13 – Reactive Programming in Mongo DB for the MovieInfo Service

001 Set up the MovieInfo Document

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002CON~1

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003CON~1

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004SET~1

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005WRI~1

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006WRI~1

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007WRI~1

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008WRI~1

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009WRI~1

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14 – Build MovieInfo Service using Rest Controller Approach

15 – Unit Testing in Spring WebFlux

16 – Bean Validation using Validators and ControllerAdvice

17 – Using ResponseEntity with Reactive Types

18 – Writing Custom Queries using ReactiveMongoRepository

19 – Spring WebFlux Under the Hood – Netty and Threading Model

20 – Introduction to Functional Web Module in Spring WebFlux

21 – Build MoviesReview Service using Functional Web

001 Set up the Repository Class for the Review Document

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002 Build the POST endpoint for creating a new Review

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003 Write Integration test for creating a new Review

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004BUI~1

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005 Nesting Endpoints using nest() Function

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006BUI~1

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007BUI~1

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008BUI~1

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22 – Unit Testing Functional Web

23 – Bean Validations using Functional Web

24 – Custom Global ErrorHandler in Functional Web

25 – Handling ResourceNotFound in FunctionalWeb

26 – MoviesService – Rest Service connects the MovieInfo and MovieReview Service

27 – Handling Network Exceptions in WebClient

28 – Integration Testing External Services using WireMock

29 – Retrying Failed HTTP Calls

30 – Server Sent Events (SSE)

31 – Why Reactive Programming [Old Content]

32 – Introduction to Reactive Programming [Old Content]

33 – Getting started with Project Reactor [Old Content]

€69.89

Course Details

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Last Updated:February 5, 2022