Java Interfaces: The Missing Skill in Modern Microservices

[@Kitshaar]

Sir, I am learning Springboot for A month now. I followed telesko sir full playlist and it was great. I understood all the things that they taught but I feel like there are a lot of things that they didn't cover that I realise I don't know when I am making live project on my own. Things like profile, configuration of multiple databases in one project and @transactional and other annotations. I understand that going in depth and following industrial best practices can be hard when you are teaching beginners but I want to learn the proper depth knowledge of the springboot framework and microservices architecture till deployment to a cloud service. Can you create a playlist of a microservices project that follows the process of making a microservice project from beginning to end following how real industry people do it? I mean, connecting your api end points to frontend, making unit and integration test cases for service and controller classes using mokito and Junit5, using docker and kubernetes and one cloud service to deploy, Answering how to use redis etc. Or do I have to read the documentation in the end?

[@oopsfeedmecode]

Thanks for your feedback! I can definitely create a playlist with all the things you mentioned. Let me get started on it. It may not be done overnight, but in small steps. Stay tuned, thanks!

[@oopsfeedmecode]

(Property configuration and auto completion) kzbin.info/www/bejne/haLKeH-pgNCeoMUsi=x9IJIJgJNBEOCIbM (Validations Playlist: Hindi) kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpCWh3psaax2Zsk you might find these helpful, thanks!

[@Kitshaar]

@@oopsfeedmecode Thanks. I will watch them in morning