Java Full Stack Development Part 2

Better than REST APIs! Build a fast and scalable HTTP/2 API for your microservice with gRPC and protocol buffers (protobufs). 5 hours 4 minutes

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Generate server and client code in Java using the Gradle gRPC plugin

Implement unary, server streaming, client streaming, and the bi-directional streaming API

Practice your learning with exercises & solutions

Implement advanced concepts such as error handling, deadlines, and SSL security

Implement a full CRUD API on top of MongoDB

Get pointers to expand your learning journey and get inspired by real-world gRPC services.

About

RPC is a new and modern framework for building scalable, modern, and fast APIs. It is leveraged by many top tech companies such as Google, Square, and Netflix and enables programmers to write microservices in any language they want while keeping the ability to easily communicate between these services. It relies on protocol buffers as the transport mechanism and the Service Definition Language.

gRPC [Java] Master Class: Build Modern APIs and Microservices is the best way to get a great overview of all the possibilities offered by gRPC with your favourite language

Learn the gRPC theory to understand how gRPC works

Compare gRPC and the REST API paradigm

Write your gRPC service definitions in .proto files

Generate server and client code in Java using the Gradle gRPC plugin

Implement unary, server streaming, client streaming, and the bi-directional streaming API

Learn via exercises and solutions

Implement advanced concepts such as error handling, deadlines, and SSL security

Implement a full CRUD API on top of MongoDB

Get pointers to expand your learning journey and get inspired by real-world gRPC services

Author

Stéphane Maarek

Stéphane Maarek is a solutions architect, consultant, and software developer who has a particular interest in all things related to big data and analytics. He's also a best seller instructor on Udemy for his courses in Apache Kafka, Apache NiFi, and AWS Lambda. He loves Apache Kafka and regularly contributes to the Apache Kafka project. Stéphane also wrote a guest blog post that featured on the Confluent website, the company behind Apache Kafka. He is also an AWS Certified Solutions Architect and has many years of experience with technologies such as Apache Kafka, Apache NiFi, Apache Spark, Hadoop, PostgreSQL, Tableau, Spotfire, Docker, Ansible, and more.