Fastest Java Microservices Roadmap - with Spring Boot, Spring Cloud, Docker and Kubernetes

[@RavindraSingh-lp9pl]

Sir you have lots of courses in Udemy..which one to take I want to learn java with Springboot

[@in28minutes]

Here you go - www.in28minutes.com/java-microservices-roadmap

[@RavindraSingh-lp9pl]

@@in28minutesthanks for guidance Sir.

[@zaymaungmaungmyint8142]

I joined the master spring boot course and want to say I'm huge fun of you now.

[@in28minutes]

Good Luck!

[@archu0078]

I got all the courses in Udemy and I love the way how you explain. Huge fan and your course helped me crack interviews. Thanks a lot

[@in28minutes]

Are you eager to master the fastest Java Microservices Roadmap? Dive into our comprehensive guide where we explore the dynamic world of Java microservices using Spring Boot and Spring Cloud. We kick off with an introduction to Spring Boot, explaining how it simplifies the bootstrapping and development of new Spring applications. Next, we delve into Spring Cloud, showcasing its powerful tools for building cloud-native apps. Then, we seamlessly transition into the essentials of Docker, demonstrating how to containerize your Java applications. Finally, we conclude with Kubernetes, providing insights on orchestrating and managing your containerized applications at scale. Complete roadmap - www.in28minutes.com/java-microservices-roadmap

[@sharmardivya]

Big fan of u... U don't need a review..... U r the master

[@pavankumarvaranasi2245]

Please make a video on pros and cons from switching to devops from java fullstack as a 9 months fresher and future scope in terms of salary growth considering nature of work and AI raise

[@spider-maniac300]

You actually made all concepts clear. Thanks a lot

[@SRandomRambles]

"Master Microservices with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud" I want to enroll for the above course on Udemy. In this course, Did you only talk about concepts or I will build the production level projects by using those concepts? Please reply Sir. Thanks

[@sonitrajput7590]

Apache camel integration is also much needed.

[@kartikeyrana3736]

Hey Ranga, i started with the second course and its going great, it would've been even better if you'd have explained the flow of control in the code but nevertheless its good and i'm loving it !

[@in28minutes]

Thank for the feedback. Can you give an example of what you are talking about?

[@samahmahdi5511]

Your courses are very useful, thanks for your efforts :)

[@Abhi321-f]

Sir in which website I can find your Java interview guide book?

[@sarithavanam6380]

Subscribed to the 2nd course and really helpful with lot of content in easy wasy. Could please update the microservices with async communication?

[@in28minutes]

We have plans for updating the microservices course with a lot of content in the next six months. Stay tuned.

[@dieraven]

Hi Ranga, are the old courses named "Learn Spring Boot in 100 Steps" & "Spring Master Class" now included in Course: "Master Spring Boot 3 & Spring Framework 6 with Java" ? Thank you (I have already taken other Spring Udemy courses from you).

[@bichit5818]

hi ranga is your microservice course updated with spring boot 3 ?

[@in28minutes]

Yes. Its been updated to Spring Boot 3. github.com/in28minutes/spring-microservices-v3

[@bladethirst1]

I am a beginner on web tech, how is "java-spring boot- spring-cloud" compared to "node.js-express" and "python-django" , is it a good way to try each path with some small project?

[@sree8656]

Each web stack-Java Spring Boot, Node.js with Express, and Python with Django-has unique strengths. Java Spring Boot offers robustness but a steep learning curve. Node.js is known for speed, though its single-threaded nature can limit CPU-heavy tasks. Python with Django enables rapid development but can feel opinionated, and Python's GIL may hinder concurrency. Experimenting with small projects in each stack helps beginners understand their nuances and find their preferred approach to web development.

[@spider-maniac300]

Focus on One path , accomplish it then move to other

[@DBIRobotics]

Sir how do you learn new things,where do you learn these informations,what is your process on learning these things??

[@siddhantbisht4687]

Hi sir i bought one of your course on udemy , really like the content but i faced the problem of buffering which is very annoying and udemy doesn't seems to resolve issue. Is there any other way where i can access the course?

[@travelspurs]

What if I miss one or two things from this list??? What if I don't learn docker, kubernetes etc?

[@sanalsz]

Do you know why the course is showing different price after adding to kart? It changed from ₹399 to ₹549 when added to kart

[@unknown-kn4uf]

@in28minutes Hi, can you please recommend specifications for the laptop if i need to buy one for devops?

[@munagagiridhar1906]

Hello Ranga sir I am familiar with java so that I can skip the 1st course I have completed the course spring boot in 100 steps - is it enough to start the 3rd course which is the microservices with spring boot and spring cloud? an thanks for the guidance and the motivation throughout the course @in28minutes

[@in28minutes]

Absolutely. If you know Spring Boot, you can directly go to microservices course.

[@munagagiridhar1906]

@@in28minutes thanku for your response

[@voice6905]

Hi, Sir I do follow your courses and thanks for the teaching. Can you come up with a course in JaxRs?

[@ananthegde2107]

Hey one question is your courses are updated with the latest versions of this date or not, Asking this question because I want to buys it.

[@Vk12087]

Hey ranga should I take your Java course I'm completely new to programming Does your course contains Core Java topics or complete advance Java I'm talking about your course For beginners

[@in28minutes]

Absolutely. Do it completely. It expects you to have ZERO knowledge. Good Luck!

[@shs4293]

What exactly is the difference between Spring framework and Spting boot?

[@gopald.kalsekar3337]

Could you please add some content in the Microservices course for asynchronous communication between Microservices using Kafka.

[@in28minutes]

I agree. It's been in our backlog for a long time. Most probably this year.

[@gopald.kalsekar3337]

Thanks Ranga

[@vinodhreddy6227]

Kubernets how many microservices will create and deploy? Let me know based on that we will enroll

[@kickkuuuuu]

Mee udemy Ace course nerchukuntunna Question s kuda post chesa Kaano reply ledhu😮

[@Innovative_Mind546]

do you give projects in your udemy course?

[@in28minutes]

We build projects step by step

[@Innovative_Mind546]

@@in28minutes I have done the basics in java(Datatypes, conditionals, methods, classes, try-catch, loops, etc).....should I move to your course? of spring, Spring Boot?

[@sudhakar.ponnuvel]

Hi sir, Can i opt Master Microservice with Spring boot and Cloud course as a beginner to spring boot?

[@in28minutes]

Nope. I would recommend this roadmap - www.in28minutes.com/java-microservices-roadmap. Skip Java course if you know Java.

[@sagarhallad7749]

Hello Sir, Can you write a microservice book, Which covers spring boot and microservice. It would be very helpful 😊.

[@VikasSonsale-vy4td]

what are rest 20% things need to learn ?

[@RahulKumar-zl7sy]

Have a any project done Master in Microservice.

[@VasuHomeGarden]

Sir, Upload courses on gRPC, Couchbase and Dynamodb

[@Glitch-Coder]

Hi, I am right now Azure Operations, i haven't done coding so far and studied EEE in college, I was once thought to become a developer , If i start learning when i can complete all these lang and frameworks , Is it really worth to chase this ? Any developers give me a suggestion, I already had 3 years experience in support , how long it would take for me to complete the road map and land the job?

[@meerasahib1472]

Atleast 6month to 1 year

[@durgamathiyazhagan8751]

I am java developer of 7+ experience. I want to became an architect. Please guide me how to become

[@NaveenKumar-jz5hs]

You are good 🎉

[@in28minutes]

Thank you!

[@Kaiser_Kroos]

Ranga sir namaskara.

[@DanSimiao]

Excuse me, but I need to make a very important correction to your video Nowadays, companies are demanding DevOps and Software Engineer skills in Software Engineer roles due to statements like yours in this video hurting those just starting out. In fact, a microservices developer needs to know (Java/Spring/SprongBoot/JPA/Hib/kafka/RabbitMQ/) however (Docker/Kubernetes/Clouds/Jenkins) are the duties of a DevOps.

[@waelzam]

Nowadays Companies expects you to know Devops even if you are a developer , the concurrency is huge .

[@Gauravkumar_133]

Atleast add one major project in the courses

[@in28minutes]

All the courses are hands-on where we build projects step by step.

[@nojerome497]

Quarkus!