John Thompson
For far too many developers, running an application in production is an after thought. In big enterprises, as a developer, you write an application and then turn it over to another team. Someone else promotes your code into QA and then the operations guys eventually take your code to production.
Out of sight, out of mind right?
Wrong. Not so much anymore. The age of DevOps has really brought developers and operations closer together.
Spring Boot has introduced a tremendous amount of functionality to the Spring Framework. If you are building modern Spring Framework applications, you’re probably already using Spring Boot.
An awesome feature of Spring Boot is Spring Boot Actuator.
If you’re a developer, Spring Boot Actuator brings you a set of tools you want to be using to help people in operations monitor your application.
Spring Boot Actuator is all about supporting and monitoring your application running production.
If you’re in operations, Spring Boot Actuator is a set of tools you want your developers to enable in their Spring Boot projects.
Spring Boot Actuator is a set of tools for monitoring and managing Spring Boot Applications as they run in production.
As the industry moves towards microservices deployed in containers, automated monitoring becomes more and more important.
Instructor Details
Courses : 12
Specification: Ready for Production with Spring Boot Actuator
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18 reviews for Ready for Production with Spring Boot Actuator
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| Price | $13.99 |
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| Duration | 2.5 hours |
| Year | 2019 |
| Level | Intermediate |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
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Justin Nwanya –
it is a nice course
Yuki Buwana –
Latest spring boot version is 2.x, so many different syntax and command in spring boot 2
Janani Nagarajan –
good explaination given.
Mr Stefan Bates –
Needs an update for Spring Boot 2 remote shell isn’t applicable in Spring Boot 2 for example
Priyanka Gupta –
A proper presentation using PPT was expected.
Darren Davis –
Great articulation and explanation of the material.
Sy M. –
Good teaching making learning fun. One thing though, I found it uncomfortable to watch when you took a big pause and swallowed. Other than that, I enjoyed your teaching.
Sergio Gomes –
Good. I want further, I need about integrate kubernetes and Spring actuator for good management heath control with pods. Where can I get? Or is enough heath check class?
Maria J ssica –
While many other courses appear to be conducted by robots, John is a very simpatic figure and has a very good teaching technique that makes the most important topics and useful information clear to the student in his courses, congratulations
Jonathan Lebrun –
Very good training but it could be very interesting to introduce a chapter on Prometheus and the integration with spring boot actuator and explain what are the keypoints to monitor in an application.
Jakub Vr na –
I really enjoy John’s courses and this one was no exception. I always learned few (or a lot) of new stuff. In an enjoyable and straightforward way. I recommend this course to all new or experienced developers who wants to know what the spring actuator is and what it is useful for.
Marcin Macias –
SFG is strong brand. It’s my another course and i’m not disappointed. Strongly recommended as other courses from Guru.
Jeff Schmidt –
My own mistake. I’ve been using Spring Boot 2.x for a while now and was interested in learning more about Actuator. However, this course uses Spring Boot 1.4, and the remote shell which is was deprecated in 2.x. But, knowing the kinds of information available and how easy it is to create custom info/health/metrics, adjusting log levels is still very useful and I’ll just have to lookup the Spring Boot 2.x way.
Arne Schirmacher –
The course material seems to cover a previous version of Actuator. Many links are now different, for example: /info > /actuator/info /trace > /actuator/httptrace The videos should at least have a textbox pointing out the differences. I’m not asking to re record everything. But the current version of the course is very confusing, not at all the quality of the author’s other courses. Also most of section 7 is unusable as the Remote Shell feature is discontinued in Spring 2.x.
Aitor P rez –
Great course! Very useful content and very good explanations with examples. Recommended!
Lixin Cheng –
It’s great learning experience. The only suggestion is to update with Springboot 2, which has major changes based on micrometer.
Javier Restrepo Rend n –
Unfortunately the course is outdated, it has a very old version of spring and the current version does not contain the same classes, so it is difficult to follow the course with the new spring classes
Renzo Corzo –
This course has great things to be applied to Spring Boot projects.