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Microservices: Clean Architecture, DDD, SAGA, Outbox & Kafka

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Microservices: Clean Architecture, DDD, SAGA, Outbox & Kafka is a 107-lesson 18 hours 2 minutes self-paced course by Udemy. Hi there!

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107
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18 hours 2 minutes
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English
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Hi there! My name is Ali Gelenler. I'm here to help you learn microservices architecture while applying Clean and Hexagonal Architectures and using Domain Driven Design. In this course, you will focus on architectural aspects of microservices architecture and use Clean Architecture principles while developing each service. In the implementation of the domain layer you will also apply Domain Driven Design principles.

You can always use the latest versions for spring boot, and other dependencies in this course. I will be constantly updating the dependency version in the last section's lectures. You may check that to see the required code and configuration changes for updated versions. Also if you would like to use subtitles during the course, you can turn on the captions on videos as all lectures are updated with hand-written subtitles by choosing among over 20 different languages. I suggest using subtitles to make it easier to follow the lectures.

You will implement SAGA, Outbox and CQRS patterns using the 5 Spring boot Java microservices that you will develop using Clean and Hexagonal architecture principles.

You will also learn and use Apache Kafka as the event store, and use events to communicate between services, and to implement the architectural patterns.

The concepts that you will be learning and implementing are:

  • Spring boot microservices

  • Clean Architecture

  • Hexagonal Architecture

  • Domain Driven Design

  • Event-driven services using Apache Kafka

  • SAGA Architecture Pattern

  • Outbox Architecture Pattern

  • CQRS Architecture Pattern

  • Kubernetes on local using Docker desktop

  • Kubernetes on Google Cloud using Google Kubernetes Engine(GKE)

To communicate with the data stores in microservices you will use Spring Data JPA for PostgreSQL, and Spring Kafka for Kafka.

You will be following a hands-on approach and  developing a project from scratch. You will have 5 microservices that communicate using events with Kafka as the event store.

You will also have multiple choice quizzes in each section to check your progress throughout the course.

At the end of the course you will understand how to run an event-driven microservices architecture with Clean and Hexagonal Architecture principles and with Domain Driven Design concepts. You will use Spring boot and Java to develop the microservices. You will also learn implementing architectural microservices patterns such as SAGA, Outbox and CQRS. In the end you will be able to deploy your application to Kubernetes on Google Cloud using Google Kubernetes Engine.

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#1: Structure of the course
All Course Lessons (107)
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1
Structure of the course Demo
14:19
2
Project overview - Part 1
12:45
3
Project overview - Part 2
10:42
4
Setting up the environment
05:53
5
Introduction to Clean and Hexagonal Architectures
15:55
6
Designing components for Order Service using Clean Architecture
11:43
7
Creating Order Service modules using Clean Architecture - PART 1
12:07
8
Creating Order Service modules using Clean Architecture - PART 2
07:58
9
Introduction to Domain Driven Design
12:36
10
Designing Order Service domain logic components
12:15
11
Creating common domain module with base Entity and Aggregate Root classes
05:20
12
Adding value objects and domain events to common domain module
13:27
13
Implementing Order Service domain logic using DDD - Order Aggregate Root
16:01
14
Adding Order Entity implementation methods
11:30
15
Adding state changing methods to Order Entity
10:06
16
Implemeting Domain Events in Order Service domain layer
09:21
17
Implementing Order Domain Service
12:34
18
Implementing Order Application Service - DTO classes
12:28
19
Adding Mapper class and port definitions to Order Application Service
12:37
20
Implementing input ports in Order Application Service
21:37
21
Implementing message publisher in Order Application Service to fire the events
12:39
22
Implementing Order Track Command Handler
06:15
23
Testing Order Service domain logic - Part 1
13:55
24
Testing Order Service domain logic - Part 2
07:28
25
Introduction to Apache Kafka
06:19
26
Running Apache Kafka using Docker
12:58
27
Implementing Kafka config data generic module
08:42
28
Implementing Kafka model generic module
07:01
29
Implementing Kafka producer generic module
08:27
30
Implementing Kafka consumer generic module
05:17
31
Application module: Adding Web Controller
06:20
32
Application module: Adding Controller Advice
11:00
33
Data access module: Adding Order JPA Entity
10:46
34
Data access module: Adding JPA Repository & Adapter implementation
12:04
35
Data access module: Adding Customer and Restaurant implementations
13:27
36
Messaging module: Adding Mapper and Config Data
06:20
37
Messaging module: Adding Publisher implementations
14:32
38
Messaging module: Adding Listener implementations
11:37
39
Container module: Adding spring boot starter class and config
13:50
40
Container module: Explaining kafka consumer properties
09:08
41
Container module: Adding Order database schema file
05:22
42
Creating Customer Service & Running Order Service
10:33
43
Domain core module: Adding Aggregate Root, Entity and Value objects
12:28
44
Domain core module: Adding Exception and Domain events
02:48
45
Domain core module: Implementing Payment Domain Service
12:44
46
Application Service domain module: Adding Mapper, Config and Ports
10:38
47
Application Service domain module: Implementing input ports - Part 1
10:52
48
Application Service domain module: Implementing input ports - Part 2
02:47
49
Application Service domain module: Refactoring fire event process
12:23
50
Implementing Data Access module
12:28
51
Implementing Messaging module: Adding Mapper and Publishers
11:37
52
Implementing Messaging module: Adding Listeners
05:08
53
Implementing Container module
11:11
54
Domain core module: Adding Aggregate Root and Entities
12:44
55
Domain core module: Adding Exception, Domain events and Domain Service
07:14
56
Application Service domain module: Adding Mapper, DTO and Ports
08:44
57
Application Service domain module: Implementing input ports
09:43
58
Implementing Data Access module
11:33
59
Implementing Messaging module
09:06
60
Implementing Container module
10:39
61
Introduction to SAGA pattern
02:54
62
Implementing Order Payment Saga
13:03
63
Using Order Payment Saga in Messaging & Implementing Order Approval Saga
09:31
64
Testing the application end-to-end with SAGA pattern changes
11:01
65
Testing failure scenarios
09:00
66
Introduction to Outbox pattern
03:57
67
Updating Order Service database schema and config for Outbox Pattern
07:35
68
Refactoring Order domain layer: Adding Outbox models & Updating ports
15:09
69
Refactoring Order domain layer: Adding Outbox scheduler
16:55
70
Refactoring Order domain layer: Adding Outbox cleaner scheduler for Payment
04:19
71
Refactoring Order domain layer: Adding Outbox schedulers for Approval
11:04
72
Refactoring Order domain layer: Updating OrderCreate Command Handler
10:29
73
Refactoring Order domain layer: Updating Order Payment Saga - Part 1
18:32
74
Refactoring Order domain layer: Updating Order Payment Saga - Part 2
14:23
75
Refactoring Order domain layer: Updating Order Approval Saga
12:33
76
Updating the Order Application Service Test for Outbox pattern changes
04:15
77
Refactoring Order Data Access module for Outbox pattern
09:28
78
Refactoring Order Messaging module for Outbox pattern - Part 1
10:15
79
Refactoring Order Messaging module for Outbox pattern - Part 2
10:56
80
Testing Order Payment Saga
13:37
81
Updating Payment database schema, config and package structure for Outbox
07:14
82
Refactoring Payment domain layer: Adding Outbox schedulers
16:00
83
Refactoring Payment domain layer: Updating Message listener implementation
08:11
84
Refactoring Payment Data Access module for Outbox pattern
06:22
85
Refactoring Payment Messaging module for Outbox pattern
09:51
86
Testing Payment Request Message Listener for double payment
09:41
87
Refactoring Restaurant Service for Outbox pattern - Part 1
13:58
88
Refactoring Restaurant Service for Outbox pattern - Part 2
05:48
89
Testing the application end-to-end with Outbox pattern changes
14:51
90
Testing failure scenarios
04:19
91
Introduction to CQRS pattern
02:33
92
Creating Customer Kafka topic & Customer modules
14:34
93
Implementing Customer Service modules
14:48
94
Updating Order Service to use local database table with CQRS pattern
10:22
95
Running Order and Customer Services to test CQRS pattern
06:39
96
Introduction to Kubernetes and running a local Kubernetes using Docker Desktop
05:57
97
Deploying Confluent Kafka to local Kubernetes using cp-helm-charts
11:55
98
Creating Kubernetes deployment files for Microservices
11:28
99
Deploying Microservices into local Kubernetes
09:31
100
Deploying Postgres to local Kubernetes using Postgres docker image
05:12
101
Creating Google Cloud account & Creating a Kubernetes cluster in GKE
07:47
102
Pushing docker images to Google Artifact Registry
10:02
103
Running the Application on Google Kubernetes Engine - Part 1
08:43
104
Running the Application on Google Kubernetes Engine - Part 2
07:56
105
Adding horizontal scaling to services
08:51
106
Next steps & Thank you!
01:19
107
Update to spring boot 2.7.5
09:45
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Frequently asked questions

What prerequisites should I have before enrolling in this course?
Before taking this course, you should have a basic understanding of software development and familiarity with Java programming. Knowledge of Spring Boot and experience with Docker would be beneficial as the course involves running Apache Kafka using Docker and implementing various modules using Spring Boot.
What kind of projects will I be building in this course?
The course focuses on developing a microservices architecture by implementing an Order Service using Clean and Hexagonal Architectures, Domain Driven Design, and integrating Apache Kafka for messaging. You will work through creating modules for Order Service, implementing domain logic, creating a messaging module, and setting up Kafka consumer and producer modules.
Who is the target audience for this course?
This course is designed for software developers and architects who are interested in learning about microservices architecture using Clean and Hexagonal Architectures, as well as Domain Driven Design principles. It is suitable for those looking to deepen their understanding of architectural aspects in software development.
How does this course compare to similar offerings?
Unlike many introductory microservices courses, this course delves deeply into architectural patterns such as Clean Architecture and Hexagonal Architecture, as well as Domain Driven Design. It also incorporates practical implementation of messaging using Apache Kafka, providing a comprehensive approach to building scalable microservices.
Which specific tools and platforms are covered in the course?
The course covers Apache Kafka for messaging, Docker for setting up and running Kafka, and Spring Boot for implementing the microservices architecture. It also uses JPA for data access within the Order Service and focuses on Clean and Hexagonal Architectures for structuring the application.
What topics are specifically not covered in this course?
This course does not cover front-end development or user interface design, as it focuses on back-end architecture and microservices. Additionally, it does not delve into advanced Kafka stream processing or real-time data analytics, staying primarily within the scope of basic Kafka implementation and configuration.
What is the expected time commitment for completing this course?
The course consists of 107 lessons, and while the total runtime is not specified, it is advisable to allocate several weeks to fully engage with the material. This includes time for implementing projects, understanding complex architectural concepts, and practicing with Kafka and other tools.