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Spring Boot Microservices

Take Java services from monolith to production-grade microservices

  • Intermediate level
  • 3 months
  • Live Online
  • Certificate of completion

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This course includes:

  • 3 months program
  • Lifetime access to recordings
  • Certificate of completion
  • Placement assistance until hired
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Spring Boot Microservices at a glance

Spring Boot Microservices is a 3 months, intermediate-level live online program from Axcvia, open to learners with core java (oop, collections, exceptions), ending with a capstone project and a certificate of completion.

Duration
3 months
Level
Intermediate
Mode
Live Online
Fee
On request
Certificate
Yes, on completion
Projects
5 modules
Placement support
Included until you're hired

What you'll learn

  • Build and test production-style Spring Boot services
  • Secure APIs with Spring Security and JWT
  • Split a monolith into resilient microservices
  • Containerise and deploy a multi-service system

Course content

5 modules · 20 topics · 3 months

  • Dependency injection and configuration
  • REST controllers and validation
  • Exception handling and problem details
  • Testing with JUnit 5 and Testcontainers

Lesson recordings and materials are added to your dashboard as the batch progresses.

Requirements

  • Core Java (OOP, collections, exceptions)
  • Basic SQL

Description

A focused Spring course for Java developers who already know the basics and now need the architecture skills service companies and product teams hire for: Spring Boot 3, REST and validation, Spring Data JPA, Spring Security with JWT, service-to-service communication, resilience patterns, Docker and CI/CD.

You build one system across the whole course — an order platform split into services, containerised and deployed.

Frequently asked questions

It assumes Core Java. Complete beginners should start with Java Backend Development and take this next.

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