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Microsoft Ignite 2019 | Java on Azure: Building Spring Boot Microservices | Bruno Borges
Spring Boot and Spring Cloud are the de-facto choices for many companies building microservices, using Java. In this session, we share our best practices and tools to go from development to production using Spring Boot and Azure, with a specific focus on microservices configuration, resiliency and scalability in the cloud. We also cover monitoring and security and discuss how Spring Boot applications can scale and handle failure on Azure. If you are thinking about building microservices, this is a session you don't want to miss.
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Focuses on practical implementation of Spring Boot and Spring Cloud for cloud-based microservices in Java
Covers advanced techniques for microservices configuration, resiliency, and scalability in Azure
Taught by industry expert Bruno Borges, who has extensive experience in building and deploying Java microservices on Azure
Suitable for developers and architects with existing knowledge of Java and Spring Boot who want to leverage Azure for microservices development
Explores real-world scenarios and provides practical guidance for deploying and managing Spring Boot microservices in Azure
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Java Developer
Java Developer
This course may help you as a Java Developer. You would be responsible for developing and maintaining Java-based applications. You will work with a team of developers to create and maintain Java-based applications.
Microservices Architect
Microservices Architect
This course may help you develop the skills needed to be a Microservices Architect. You will be responsible for designing and developing microservices-based applications. As a Microservices Architect, you will work with a team of developers to create and maintain microservices.
Cloud Developer
Cloud Developer
This course may be helpful for a Cloud Developer. Your job is to design, develop, and maintain cloud-based applications. You will work with a team of developers to create and maintain cloud-based applications.
Back-End Developer
Back-End Developer
This course may be useful as you work on the back end of software applications. You will be responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining the back-end systems that power web applications.
Software Engineer
Software Engineer
Taking this course may be useful as you work in the role of Software Engineer. You will be responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining software applications. You will work with a team of developers to create and maintain software applications.
Full Stack Engineer
Full Stack Engineer
As a Full Stack Engineer, you would be responsible for the entire software development lifecycle. This includes designing, developing, and maintaining software applications. This course may be useful as you develop solutions using Java and the Spring Boot and Spring Cloud frameworks.
Solutions Architect
Solutions Architect
A growing number of businesses are leveraging cloud platforms. Work as a Solutions Architect to create solutions for clients. One of the key aspects is advising clients on the best approach to cloud adoption. You will help clients translate their vision into successful cloud projects. Spring Boot and microservices are becoming more commonly used in this field. This course may help you build a foundation to support clients that work with Java and Spring Boot.
Software Architect
Software Architect
As a Software Architect, you would be leading a team of software engineers. You would be responsible for designing and developing software solutions that meet the needs of a business. This course may be useful as you design solutions using Java and the Spring Boot and Spring Cloud frameworks.
Cloud Engineer
Cloud Engineer
This course may help build a foundation for working as a Cloud Engineer. You would be responsible for managing and maintaining cloud infrastructure. This includes deploying and managing applications, as well as monitoring and troubleshooting performance.
DevOps Engineer
DevOps Engineer
If you're looking to work as a DevOps Engineer, this course may be useful to you. You are responsible for bridging the gap between development and operations teams. Your responsibilities include automating and streamlining software development and delivery processes.
Systems Engineer
Systems Engineer
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Information Architect
Information Architect
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IT Consultant
IT Consultant
This course may be of assistance if you are employed as an IT Consultant. You offer advice and support to organizations on information technology (IT) issues. You collaborate with clients to assist them in resolving IT-related issues and reaching their objectives.
Project Manager
Project Manager
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Data Architect
Data Architect
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