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Spring Boot Training In Chennai

Candid’s spring boot certification training in Chennai was committed to providing training to Simplify the developer’s task with the help of updated technologies which is currently available. In a mission, developers friendly Spring boot was trained by the experienced professionals. Our Spring boot training in Chennai offering the online class though.

Spring boot application was evolved with a motto of avoiding complicated steps while creating a java application with updated development models provided by Spring boot. Training will be covered with the latest Spring boot 2.0 version updates.

Why you must learn spring boot

  • There is no need for WAR files while embed tomcat, jetty, undertow.
  • Creating a Standalone application.
  • Purpose of simplifying build configuration where starter dependencies are available with options.
  • Configuring spring and third parties libraries automatically.
  • Comes with features like metrics, health checks, externalized configuration.
  • No need to generate code.
  • No need for XML configuration. Easily Integrate with Spring JDBC, Spring ORM, Spring Data, Spring Security, etc.

Spring boot overview

  • What is Spring boot?
  • System requirement and configuration.
  • Maven configuration.
  • What is a starter and spring parent?
  • Spring boot manual installation.
  • @EnableAutoConfiguration annotation.
  • Main method configuration.
  • Running a simple boot web application.
  • Creating an executable jar.

Deployment

  • Deploying in tomcat.
  • Changing port and other configuration.
  • Jetty server configuration.
  • Packing your application for the production environment.

Spring Web

  • Structuring your application.
  • Integrating spring MVC Rest application.
  • Importing old XML configuration.
  • Importing multiple configurations.
  • Autoconfiguration.
  • @SpringBootApplication annotation.

Spring boot devtools

  • Automatic restart.
  • Excluding resources.
  • Watching additional paths.
  • Disabling restart.
  • Using a trigger file.

Customizing

  • Customizing Spring banners.
  • Customizing Spring favicon.
  • Externalized configuration.
  • Properties file.
  • Yaml file.

Profiling

  • Adding active profiles.
  • Pro-grammatically setting profiles.

Logging

  • Log format.
  • Console output.
  • Color-coded output.
  • File output.
  • Log Levels.
  • Custom log configuration.

Spring boot web application

  • MVC Autoconfiguration.
  • HttpMessageConverters.
  • Custom JSON Serializer and Deserializer.
  • MessageCodesresolver.
  • Serving static content.
  • Custom Favicon.
  • Error handling.
  • Custom error page.
  • CORS support.
  • Registering servlet, filter, listener etc..
  • JSP limitation.
  • Write a JSON REST service.
  • Write an XML REST service.
  • Customize the Jackson ObjectMapper.
  • Customize the @ResponseBody rendering.
  • Handling Multipart File Uploads.
  • Switch off the Spring MVC DispatcherServlet.
  • Switch off the Default MVC configuration.
  • Customize ViewResolvers.

Working SQL database

  • Mysql configuration.
  • Oracle Configuration.

Working with NoSQL technologies

  • MongoDB.
  • Connecting to a MongoDB database.
  • MongoTemplate.
  • Spring Data MongoDB repositories.
  • Embedded Mongo.

JMS – ActiveMQ support

  • Artemis support.
  • Using a JNDI ConnectionFactory.
  • Sending a message.
  • Receiving a message.

JMS-AMQP

  • RabbitMQ support.
  • Sending a message.
  • Receiving a message.

Creating your own starter

  • Naming.
  • Autoconfigure module.
  • Starter module.

Spring Boot Actuator

  • Enabling production-ready features.
  • Endpoints.
  • Customizing endpoints.
  • Hypermedia for actuator MVC endpoints.
  • CORS support.
  • Adding custom endpoints.
  • Health information.
  • Security with health indicators.
  • Auto-configured health indicators.
  • Writing custom health indicators.
  • Loggers.
  • Metrics.
  • Auditing.
  • Tracing.
  • Process monitoring.

Embedded Servlet containers

  • Add a Servlet, Filter or Listener to an application.
  • Add a Servlet, Filter or Listener using a Spring bean.
  • Disable registration of a Servlet or Filter.
  • Add Servlets, Filters, and Listeners using classpath scanning.
  • Configure Tomcat.
  • Use Jetty instead of Tomcat.
  • Configure Jetty.
  • Change the HTTP port.

Hot swapping

  • Reload static content.
  • Reload templates without restarting the container.

Traditional deployment

  • Create a deployable war file.
  • Create a deployable war file for older servlet containers.
  • Convert an existing application to Spring Boot.
  • Deploying a WAR in an Old (Servlet 2.5) Container.