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Microservices Development on Azure with Java [Video]

By : Tasos Piotopoulos
Book Image

Microservices Development on Azure with Java [Video]

By: Tasos Piotopoulos

Overview of this book

<p>This course will jumpstart your journey of building, deploying and operating containerized Java microservices into the cloud, using Docker and the Azure Kubernetes Service, while leveraging several building blocks of an open and flexible cloud platform that provides excellent support for Java.</p> <p>Microservices have been adopted by the industry as a significant approach to building applications, and this course will show you a number of patterns that fit naturally into that architectural style.</p> <p>Along the way, you will get introduced to a number of DevOps practices that will help you manage the full lifecycle of your application, from laptop to cloud and into the hands of your customers, while using state of the art tooling that comes out of the box with Azure.</p> <p>All codes and supporting files are placed on GitHub at this link: https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Microservices-Development-on-Azure-with-Java</p> <h1>Style and Approach</h1> <p>This course will get you started with everything you need to develop, deploy, and troubleshoot containerized Java microservices on Azure with Kubernetes, without assuming any prior knowledge about the Azure platform.</p>
Table of Contents (6 chapters)
Chapter 3
An Event-Sourced Reservations API with Cosmos DB
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Section 6
Event Sourcing Implementation, Demo, and Next Steps
In this video, we are going to execute our system and demonstrate everything work as planned. - Use Postman tool to work with API - Create reservation for two people