Introduction to Spring Boot 2
Hands-On Technology Transfer
Delivery Method
Seminar
Target Audience
Java/Spring programmers who want to learn Spring Boot 2
Summary
This course covers the key features and capabilities of Spring Boot, and teaches experienced Spring developers the skills they need to use Spring Boot productively. This course covers Spring Boot 2 and Spring 5 - the current releases of these frameworks.
Description/Agenda
As the Spring framework has grown,
creating and configuring Spring applications has become more and
more complex. Spring Boot takes an "opinionated" view of an
application (via intelligent defaults) that minimizes
configuration and boilerplate Spring code. Spring Boot makes it
easier to use Spring’s many frameworks, and adds advanced
capabilities such as health monitoring. This course introduces
Spring Boot from the ground up, including overviews of building
blocks such as Maven. It covers the key features and capabilities
of Spring Boot, and teaches experienced Spring developers the
skills they need to use Spring Boot productively. This course
covers Spring Boot 2 and Spring 5 - the current releases of these
frameworks.
The standard platform does all labs with
the Eclipse IDE, and the lab instructions include detailed
directions for setting up and using it. The course can be made
available for all major development environments, including IBM
RAD and IntelliJ.
Course Prerequisites
Java SE programming experience equivalent to attending
the Java
Programming course
and basic knowledge of Spring equivalent to attending the 3-day Introduction
to Spring 5 Framework course.
What Students Will Learn
- Overview of
Spring Core (focus on @Configuration)
and Maven/Gradle
- When to use
Spring Boot
- Using Spring
Boot starters and start.spring.io to easily create
new applications
- Understanding
and using Spring Boot’s auto-configuration
- Customizing
your application configuration
- Understanding
and using Spring Boot’s Spring Data / Spring Data JPA
capabilities
- Understanding
and using Spring Boot’s Web capabilities
- Using embedded
servlet containers
- Using Spring
Boot Data REST
- Using Spring
Security with Spring Boot
- Understanding
and using Spring Boot’s Actuator
- Using Actuator
endpoints to monitor and manage applications
- Working with
Spring DevTools
- Spring CLI
Workshop Agenda
Spring Configuration Overview
- Spring Review
- Using the Spring Container
- Overview of XML and @Component
- Dependency Injection (DI) in Spring
- Dependencies in Configuration Classes
- Injecting Configuration Classes
- Using Java-based Configuration (@Configuration)
- Integrating Configuration of Different
Types
- Importing Between XML and @Configuration
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Introduction to Spring Boot
- Maven Overview
- Core Maven Concepts
- The Project Object Model (POM)
- Spring Boot Overview
- Dependency Management
- Configuration with Spring Boot
- Programming with Spring Boot
- Spring Boot Hello World / SpringApplication
- SpringApplication Overview
- @SpringBootApplication
- CommandLineRunner
- ApplicationRunner
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Configuration and Customization
- Working with Properties
- Overview of YAML
- Configuring File Logging
- Using the Spring TestContext Framework
- Auto-Configuration Overview
- Customizing SpringApplication
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Spring Boot Database Support
- JDBC Auto-Configuration Using spring-boot-starter-jdbc
- Embedded Database Auto-Configuration
- Configuring DataSource Properties
- Spring Boot’s JPA Support Using spring-boot-starter-data-jpa
- Spring Data Overview
- Using the CrudRepository/JpaRepository Methods
- Defining Queries with Spring Boot Data
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Spring Boot Web/REST and Security
- DispatcherServlet Review
- Web Starters and Configuration Using spring-boot-starter-web
- Using Embedded Servers (Tomcat, Netty)
- Deploying to an External Server
- Spring Security Overview
- Auto-configuration and Customization Using spring-boot-starter-security
- Overview of Spring Boot Data REST
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Spring Boot Actuator and DevTools
- Overview of spring-boot-starter-actuator
- Actuator Endpoints
- Configuring Endpoint Access
- Customizing Actuators and Health Checks
- Overview of spring-boot-starter-devtools
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Spring Boot CLI
- Overview of Spring Boot CLI
- Installing and Running the CLI
- Grabbing / @Grab
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Course Benefits
- Course
materials include student guide, hands-on lab manual and USB
flash drive for examples and lab work
- Students receive a
certificate of completion at the end of class
- Students can retake any
portion of a live class that has been completed, within 12
months at no extra cost
- There
are no registration fees or cancellation fees
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