Spring Boot Corporate Training Course

The instructor-led Spring Boot training course offered by Edstellar delves into Spring Boot, a popular Java-based framework for building robust and scalable applications. This customizable training enables teams to gain insights into Spring Data JPA and database interactions, enabling it to work with repositories and perform database operations.

40 - 45 hrs
Instructor-led (On-site/Virtual)
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Spring Boot Training

Drive Team Excellence with Spring Boot Corporate Training

On-site or Online Spring Boot Training - Get the best Spring Boot training from top-rated instructors to upskill your teams.

The Spring Boot training course is comprehensive and specialized corporate training designed to equip organizations and their employees with essential Spring Boot application development skills and knowledge. The course caters to professionals at all skill levels, from beginners seeking to grasp the fundamentals of Spring Boot to experienced developers looking to master its advanced features.
Edstellar's Spring Boot instructor-led training provides teams to acquire a solid foundation in Spring Boot, including its core features, advantages, and how it simplifies application development. Employees learn to develop web applications using Spring Boot, create RESTful APIs, and handle web requests and responses effectively. Moreover, this onsite Spring Boot training offers valuable insights and best practices, empowering teams to apply Spring Boot effectively in real-life scenarios.

Spring Boot Training for Employees: Key Learning Outcomes

Develop essential skills from industry-recognized Spring Boot training providers. The course includes the following key learning outcomes:

  • Utilize Spring Data JPA for efficient database interactions in Spring Boot applications
  • Utilize Spring Boot's built-in features to ensure secure and scalable application development
  • Create and deploy Spring Boot applications, mastering the framework's core concepts and features
  • Identify and resolve challenges that arise during Spring Boot development, ensuring smooth functionality
  • Create RESTful web services using Spring Boot, enabling seamless communication between components

Key Benefits of the Training

  • Promotes code modularity and reusability, leading to easier maintenance and future enhancements
  • Equips employees with Spring Boot skills, streamlines application development, boosts overall productivity
  • Builds scalable and robust applications using Spring Boot, ensuring seamless operations and future growth
  • Improves application reliability and stability by leveraging built-in error handling and fault-tolerant mechanisms
  • Enhances development efficiency and productivity by providing a streamlined framework for rapid application development
  • Simplifies deployment and scalability through its embedded server, allowing organizations to launch and manage applications quickly

Spring Boot Training Topics and Outline

This Spring Boot Training curriculum is meticulously designed by industry experts according to the current industry requirements and standards. The program provides an interactive learning experience that focuses on the dynamic demands of the field, ensuring relevance and applicability.

  1. What is Spring Boot?
    • Features and benefits
    • Spring Boot vs. Spring Framework
  2. Advantages of Spring Boot
    • Rapid application development
    • Auto-configuration
    • Embedded servers
  3. Setting up a Spring Boot environment
    • Installing Spring Boot
    • Creating a Spring Boot project
    • Project structure and configuration
  1. Spring Boot project structure
    • src/main/java and src/main/resources
    • src/test/java and src/test/resources
  2. Configuring dependencies and plugins
    • Using Maven or Gradle for dependency management
    • Adding Spring Boot starter dependencies
    • Customizing build configuration
  3. Running a Spring Boot application
    • Using Spring Boot CLI
    • Running from IDE
    • Creating executable JARs and WARs
  1. Understanding REST APIs
    • Introduction to RESTful web services
    • HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE)
    • RESTful URL design
  2. Configuring in-memory database
    • H2 database configuration
    • Setting up data models and entities
    • Connecting to the in-memory database
  3. Implementing CRUD operations with REST
    • Creating resources (POST)
    • Retrieving resources (GET)
    • Updating and deleting resources (PUT, DELETE)
  1. Setting up a relational database
    • Configuring MySQL or PostgreSQL
    • Creating database tables and schema
    • Establishing database connections
  2. Mapping entities with JPA
    • Defining JPA entities
    • Mapping relationships (One-to-One, One-to-Many)
    • Working with JPA annotations
  3. Creating REST APIs in relation DB
    • Implementing CRUD operations with JPA repositories
    • Handling relationships in RESTful endpoints
    • Managing transactions in Spring Boot
  1. Introduction to JPA repositories
    • JpaRepository and CrudRepository
    • Query methods and custom queries
    • Pagination and sorting with JPA
  2. Custom queries with JPA
    • Named queries and @Query annotation
    • Using QueryDSL with JPA repositories
    • Handling complex queries in Spring Boot
  3. Advanced JPA repository concepts
    • Auditing and entity listeners
    • Locking and optimistic concurrency control
    • Using projections and specifications in JPA repositories
  1. Understanding profiles in Spring Boot
    • Defining and activating profiles
    • Profile-specific property files
    • Using @Profile annotation for conditional bean creation
  2. Configuring multiple profiles
    • Defining environment-specific configurations
    • Switching profiles for different deployment stages
    • Leveraging properties for profile activation
  3. Creating custom profiles
    • Implementing custom profile conditions
    • Dynamic profile activation using Environment
    • Practical use cases for custom profiles
  1. Exploring auto-configuration in Spring Boot
    • How auto-configuration works
    • Conditional bean creation with @ConditionalOnXXX annotations
    • Configuring auto-configuration exclusions
  2. Customizing auto-configuration
    • Creating custom auto-configuration classes
    • Fine-tuning auto-configuration with properties
    • Handling conflicts and order of auto-configuration
  3. Overriding auto-configuration
    • Disabling specific auto-configurations
    • Implementing custom configurations for existing beans
    • Best practices for handling auto-configuration overrides
  1. Introduction to Actuator
    • Actuator endpoints and their significance
    • Customizing Actuator endpoints
    • Monitoring and managing applications with Actuator
  2. Actuator metrics and health checks
    • Configuring health indicators
    • Collecting and exposing application metrics
    • Using Actuator for health monitoring
  3. Actuator and security considerations
    • Securing Actuator endpoints
    • Restricting access to sensitive information
    • Implementing security best practices with Actuator
  1. Logging basics
    • Introduction to logging in Spring Boot
    • Logging levels and loggers
    • Configuring logging frameworks (Logback, Log4j2)
  2. Customizing logging in Spring Boot
    • Modifying logging configurations
    • Creating custom log appenders
    • Using MDC (Mapped Diagnostic Context) for request tracing
  3. Handling log files and log rotation
    • Configuring log file properties
    • Implementing log rotation strategies
    • Managing log file sizes and retention policies
  1. Introduction to Thymeleaf
    • Template engines and the role of Thymeleaf
    • Basic syntax and expression evaluation
    • Integrating Thymeleaf with Spring Boot
  2. Working with Thymeleaf templates
    • Thymeleaf standard dialects and processors
    • Conditional rendering and iteration
    • Internationalization with Thymeleaf
  3. Thymeleaf expression language (Thymeleaf-EL)
    • Accessing variables and objects in expressions
    • Evaluating expressions in different contexts
    • Using utility objects and utility methods
  1. Integrating Spring Web in Spring Boot
    • Setting up Spring Web dependencies
    • Creating Spring MVC configuration
    • Request mapping and controller handling
  2. Handling web requests and responses
    • Working with HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE)
    • Request parameters and path variables
    • Form handling and data binding
  3. Building web applications with Spring Boot
    • Rendering views using Thymeleaf templates
    • Creating dynamic web pages
    • Implementing error handling and exception handling
  1. Introduction to Spring Boot Security
    • Basic authentication and authorization
    • Configuring security for web applications
    • Using Spring Security annotations
  2. Securing web applications with Spring Boot
    • Form-based authentication
    • Customizing login and logout functionality
    • Handling access control for different roles
  3. Implementing authentication and authorization
    • Working with UserDetailsService and UserDetails
    • Configuring role-based and permission-based access
    • Secure password storage and hashing
  1. Understanding Spring Boot auto-configuration
    • Auto-configured beans and starters
    • Dissecting the auto-configuration mechanism
    • Overriding default auto-configuration
  2. Spring Boot starter mechanism
    • Creating custom starters
    • Composing starters for different projects
    • Reusing starters in Spring Boot applications
  3. Customizing Spring Boot internals
    • Modifying default properties and behavior
    • Creating custom configurations
    • Tapping into Spring Boot application events
  1. Spring Data JPA overview
    • Repository interfaces and CRUD operations
    • Query methods and derived queries
    • Paging and sorting results
  2. Working with JPA entities and repositories
    • Defining JPA entities and relationships
    • Creating custom queries with @Query
    • Auditing and automatic timestamping
  3. Implementing advanced JPA queries
    • Native queries and named queries
    • Projections and custom result mappings
    • Using Specifications and Criteria API
  1. Aspect-Oriented Courseming (AOP) basics
    • Understanding AOP concepts and terminology
    • Creating aspects and pointcuts
    • Advantages of using AOP in Spring Boot
  2. Implementing AOP in Spring Boot
    • Defining aspects and advice
    • Applying advice to specific methods and packages
    • Using AOP with Spring Boot components
  3. AspectJ integration in Spring Boot
    • Configuring AspectJ compiler and weaver
    • Combining Spring AOP and AspectJ
    • Practical use cases for AspectJ in Spring Boot
  1. Introduction to Spring MVC
    • MVC architecture and components
    • Configuring Spring MVC in Spring Boot
    • Request processing lifecycle in Spring MVC
  2. Configuring MVC components in Spring Boot
    • Handling HTTP requests and responses
    • Model and View in Spring MVC
    • Form handling and data binding with @ModelAttribute
  3. Handling form submissions and validation
    • Implementing form validation with Spring Boot
    • Displaying validation errors in the view
    • Handling form submission and processing
  1. Building RESTful APIs with Spring Boot
    • RestController and RequestMapping annotations
    • Data serialization and deserialization with Jackson
    • Handling JSON and XML responses
  2. Implementing REST endpoints and controllers
    • Request mapping for different HTTP methods
    • Path variables and request parameters
    • Handling exception and error responses
  3. Consuming RESTful services in Spring Boot
    • RestTemplate for REST API consumption
    • Handling API responses and error handling
    • Asynchronous and parallel API calls
  1. Creating fat JARs in Spring Boot
    • Packaging and deploying executable JARs
    • Managing external dependencies in JARs
    • Executing Spring Boot applications from JARs
  2. Understanding fat JARs and executable JARs
    • Executable JAR manifest attributes
    • Including application properties and resources
    • Running Spring Boot applications as standalone JARs
  3. Deploying fat JARs in containers
    • Deploying JARs in Docker containers
    • Containerizing Spring Boot applications
    • Managing containerized applications with Kubernetes
  1. Deploying Spring Boot applications on Tomcat
    • Configuring embedded Tomcat server in Spring Boot
    • Packaging and deploying WAR files
    • Managing Tomcat configurations in Spring Boot
  2. Deploying Spring Boot applications on Jetty
    • Integrating Jetty server with Spring Boot
    • Configuring Jetty server options and connectors
    • Deploying applications with Jetty
  3. Choosing the right server for Spring Boot deployment
    • Comparing Tomcat, Jetty, and other servers
    • Performance and scalability considerations
    • Best practices for server selection in Spring Boot

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The Spring Boot training is designed for software developers, full-stack developers, Java programmers, web application developers, software engineers, technical leads, solution architects, system analysts, application development managers, IT managers, project managers, quality assurance (QA) engineers, DevOps engineers, and technical consultants.

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The Spring Boot training course requires basic knowledge of Java programming language, database concepts, and web application development concepts.

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