#Learning Microservice architecture

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tall whale
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Any recommendations for learning Microservice architecture? Books/Guides/Tutorials with Java and Spring in mind would be helpful.

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Any recommendations for learning Microservice architecture? Books/Guides/Tutorials with Java and Spring in mind would be helpful.

  1. "Spring Microservices in Action" by John Carnell is a popular book that focuses on building microservices using Spring Boot and Spring Cloud.

  2. "Microservices Patterns" by Chris Richardson provides a comprehensive guide to designing and implementing microservices using Java and Spring.

  3. The official Spring documentation on microservices is a great resource for understanding the principles and best practices of building microservices with Java and Spring.

  4. Baeldung's tutorials on microservices with Spring Boot offer practical examples and step-by-step guides for implementing microservices architecture in Java.

  5. The Microservices Architecture website offers free resources, articles, and case studies on implementing microservices with Java technologies like Spring Boot.

  6. Joining online communities like Reddit's r/java or Stack Overflow can provide valuable insights, tips, and recommendations from experienced developers working with microservice architecture in Java.

  7. Hands-on projects like creating a simple e-commerce application using microservices with Java and Spring can help solidify your understanding of the concepts learned from books and tutorials.

Overall, combining theoretical knowledge from books with hands-on practice through tutorials, documentation, and community support will help you master Microservice architecture using Java and Spring technologies.

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tall whale
high silo
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I have, and I liked it. Some people seemingly went in with the wrong expectations.

tall whale
winter ether
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Ask chatgpt about "Questions for senior java dev on tech interview, about microservices architecture and distributed transactions"
And then google each clause/option separately.