Spring Cloud Fundamentals (Udemy.com)

Spring Cloud features and projects are explained nicely with good examples. Some feedback: 1) I dont see any value having to memorize annotation names or port numbers in the quiz sections. 2) I would recommend using Docker for installing Rabbitmq so that the user does not enter too much of installation details. 3) I would also suggest Docker for Spring Cloud Config server so that you have one repo less to maintain and configure the Config server to use the file system instead of Git because properties are there to change for many reasons without having to make git commits and also trigger any CI/CD pipelines. Moreover most of the apps running in production will not have access to Git repo

Good explanations and simple sample projects to grasp the basics. Would have preferred a little more depth though. But a very good introductory course for Spring Cloud. And thanks for including the new sections on Load Balancer, Gateway and Resilience4j instead of Ribbon, Zuul and Hystrix.

In general was an informative course but the only problem were the examples, because they are not using the latest version of spring cloud due to that there are projects (zuul, ribbon, hystrix) deprecated.

This course has been Very easy to learn and practice. Exercises , quizzes and assignments have been very helpful to understand. Definitely recommend to my peers and friends who would like to learn and implement micro services using spring cloud.

One of the best crash course in Udemy I have ever seen. Explaining the fundamentals along with an example program is a very effective way of teaching. Thank you so much @Bharath Thippireddy.

Awesome course.I am enjoying a lot...short and to the point lectures.I would request Bharath to include GITHUB with cloud config server , Caching , Security aspects of Microservices and ELK in the course.

please provide a pictorial diagram/architecture diagram of all these components in a single pic and its related files or involved property files there. Then it would be very clear to understand once see the picture/diagram. Thanks

its good for basics but for real-time we should need a micro service project which covers everything about back-end like swagger end points ,admin server,security in zuul ,how to use JWT and sending messages through queue ,handle exceptions unit and integration testing which covers Agile methodology

This is a great course. Bharath goes through the elements of Spring Cloud with code examples. By the end of the course, you'll have an end-to-end reference implementation of Spring Cloud of your machine. I'll use it as a reference when I build Spring Cloud projects in the future.

This course is clearing the concept as we progress and we are getting to learn the intricacies of micro-service architecture. Great course to build your concept around the micro service world & Bharath is one of the finest instructor around.