Java Microservices and Containers in the Cloud

Java Microservices Cloud Course

Java Microservices Cloud Course is your comprehensive guide to mastering microservice architecture using Java in modern cloud-native environments. Whether you’re aiming to build scalable, containerized apps or deploy services using Kubernetes, this course covers it all from scratch.

What You’ll Learn

• Core concepts of Java-based microservices
• Spring Boot for microservice development
• Containerization using Docker
• Deployment and orchestration with Kubernetes
• API gateway patterns and service discovery
• Monitoring and logging with Prometheus and Grafana
• Best practices for securing cloud-native apps

Requirements

• Basic understanding of Java programming
• Familiarity with object-oriented principles
• A computer with internet access

Course Description

This course is designed for developers and software architects who want to learn how to design, build, and deploy scalable Java microservices in the cloud. You’ll start with the fundamentals of microservice architecture and gradually move into hands-on development using Spring Boot. Along the way, you’ll containerize your applications with Docker and orchestrate them with Kubernetes.

By the end of this training, you’ll have built real-world applications that can run reliably in cloud platforms such as AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud. In addition, the course emphasizes DevOps practices, CI/CD integration, and container lifecycle management, ensuring you’re industry-ready.

Explore These Valuable Resources:

• Spring Boot Official Documentation
• Kubernetes Documentation
• What is a Container? – Docker

Explore Related Courses

• Java Programming Essentials
• Spring Boot Development
• Kubernetes for Developers
• Docker and Containerization
• Cloud Computing Courses

About the Publication

This course is curated by cloud-native development experts with years of experience in enterprise Java systems. It combines theory, practical labs, and real-world use cases to ensure a deep understanding of microservices and containers in cloud environments.