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- Java Programmer & Developer
- Java 25 Basics Training
- Java 25 Advanced
- Java 25 & 21 New Features Training
- Java 21 New Features Training
- Java SE 8 New Features Training
- Java 9-17 New Features Training
- Preparation for Java certification
- GraalVM – Introduction and Use
- Performance tuning of Java applications
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- Java & JUnit training for testers
- Training on developing rich clients with JavaFX
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- Microservices & Cloud
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- Web & Application Server
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- Agile software development with Scrum
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- Backend Rest Server Training with Node.js
- Training in the development of machine learning models
- AWS Cloud Functions training with Node.js and TypeScript
- Training in programming with Kotlin
- Python programming training
- Spring AI: Integrating AI into self-developed software
- AI Tools Training for Java Developers
Micronaut is a modern JVM-based full-stack framework that can be used to develop microservices (and serverless applications).
These start significantly faster and take up significantly less memory than conventional Java processes.
The training introduces the participants to the topic of developing microservices and shows in practice how microservices can be implemented with Micronaut.
The course is primarily aimed at Java developers, but is also suitable for architects.
- Introduction to Microservices
- Development of microservices with Micronaut
- Micronaut CLI
- dependency injection
- application configuration
- Aspect-Oriented Programming
- HTTP server and HTTP client
- Cloud native features
- Message-driven microservices
- Reactive Programming
- management and monitoring
- Security
- internationalization
- Deployment of cloud-native microservices using GraalVM and Docker
Previous knowledge
- Basic knowledge of
the Java programming language
Target group
- Architects
- Java Developers