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About This Book
Over 35 recipes to help you build, test, and run Spring applications using Spring Boot
About This Book
- Learn to create different types of Spring Boot applications, configure behavior, and add custom components
- Become more efficient in testing, deploying, and monitoring Spring Boot based applications
- This is a practical guide that will help Spring developers to develop and deploy applications using Spring Boot
Who This Book Is For
If you are a Spring Developer who has good knowledge level and understanding of Spring Boot and application development and now want to learn efficient Spring Boot development techniques in order to make the existing development process more efficient, then this book is for you.
What You Will Learn
- Create Spring Boot applications from scratch
- Configure and tune web applications and containers
- Create custom Spring Boot auto-configurations and starters
- Use Spring Boot Test framework with JUnit, Cucumber, and Spock
- Configure and tune web applications and containers
- Deploy Spring Boot as self-starting executables and Docker containers
- Monitor data using DropWizard, Graphite, and Dashing
In Detail
Spring Boot is Spring's convention-over-configuration solution. This feature makes it easy to create Spring applications and services with absolute minimum fuss. Spring Boot has the great ability to be customized and enhanced, and is specifically designed to simplify development of a new Spring application.
This book will provide many detailed insights about the inner workings of Spring Boot, as well as tips and recipes to integrate the third-party frameworks and components needed to build complex enterprise-scale applications.
The book starts with an overview of the important and useful Spring Boot starters that are included in the framework, and teaches you to create and add custom Servlet Filters, Interceptors, Converters, Formatters, and PropertyEditors to a Spring Boot web application. Next it will cover configuring custom routing rules and patterns, adding additional static asset paths, and adding and modifying servlet container connectors and other properties such as enabling SSL.
Moving on, the book will teach you how to create custom Spring Boot Starters, and explore different techniques to test Spring Boot applications. Next, the book will show you examples of configuring your build to produce Docker images and self-executing binary files for Linux/OSX environments.
Finally, the book will teach you how to create custom health indicators, and access monitoring data via HTTP and JMX.
Style and approach
This book is a cohesive collection of recipes that provide developers with a set of connected guidelines on how to build, configure, and customize their application, starting from the design and development stages, all the way through testing, deployment, and production monitoring.
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Spring Boot Cookbook
Table of Contents
Spring Boot Cookbook
Credits
About the Author
Acknowledgment
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Preface
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1. Getting Started with Spring Boot
Introduction
Using a Spring Boot template and starters
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Creating a simple application
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Launching an application using Gradle
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Using the command-line runners
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Setting up a database connection
Getting ready
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Setting up a data repository service
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Scheduling executors
Getting ready
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
2. Configuring Web Applications
Creating a basic RESTful application
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Creating a Spring Data REST service
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Configuring custom servlet filters
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Configuring custom interceptors
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Configuring custom HttpMessageConverters
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Configuring custom PropertyEditors
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Configuring custom type Formatters
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
3. Web Framework Behavior Tuning
Introduction
Configuring route matching patterns
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Configuring custom static path mappings
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Tuning Tomcat via EmbeddedServletContainerCustomizer
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Choosing embedded servlet containers
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Adding custom connectors
Getting ready
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
4. Writing Custom Spring Boot Starters
Introduction
Understanding Spring Boot autoconfiguration
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Creating a custom Spring Boot autoconfiguration starter
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Configuring custom conditional bean instantiations
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Using custom @Enable* annotations to toggle configurations
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
5. Application Testing
Introduction
Creating tests for Spring MVC Controllers
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Automatically configuring the database schema and populating it with data
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Initializing the database with Spring JPA and Hibernate
Initializing the database with Spring JDBC
Creating tests using in-memory database with data fixtures
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Creating tests using Mockito to mock DB
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Writing tests using Cucumber
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Writing tests using Spock
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
6. Application Packaging and Deployment
Introduction
Creating a Spring Boot executable JAR
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Creating Docker images
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Building self-executing binaries
Getting ready
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Spring Boot environment config hierarchy and precedence
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Externalizing environmental config using property files
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Externalizing environmental config using environment variables
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Externalizing environmental config using Java system properties
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Setting up Consul
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Externalizing environmental config using Consul and envconsul
Getting ready
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
7. Health Monitoring and Data Visualization
Introduction
Writing custom health indicators
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Emitting metrics
Getting ready
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Monitoring Spring Boot via JMX
Getting ready
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Management of Spring Boot via CRaSH and writing custom remote shell commands
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Integrating Codahale/Dropwizard metrics with Graphite
Getting ready
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Integrating Codahale/Dropwizard metrics with Dashing
Getting ready
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Index
Spring Boot Cookbook
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About the Author
Alex Antonov is a very passionate technologist with a hunger to learn new tools, languages, techniques, and concepts behind enterprise application design. His specialty lies in designing highly scalable distributed large-scale enterprise systems, which he has been successfully doing for the last 12 years. He is also a frequent presenter on the topics of architecture and design at conferences such as UberConf, JavaOne, and Spring 2GX.
Alex joined Orbitz Worldwide in 2004, and in his current role of Senior Principal Engineer, he is responsible for providing technical leadership and guidance in the development of foundational technologies, core libraries, and APIs for enterprise-wide use, as well as establishing and maintaining common design principles and standards used within the company and integration of new software development practices within the development community. He has extensive experience in enterprise architecture designing distributed systems, and spends a lot of time doing object domain modeling and focusing on domain-driven design and behavior-driven development and testing. Prior to that, Alex was a lead engineer in the same team that was responsible for web application frameworks and developing common practices and additional functionality on top of Spring MVC and Webflow.
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