This project is a microservices-based bookstore application, designed as a learning project inspired by the Microservices Project Series on YouTube.
Provides REST APIs for managing the product catalog (books).
- Tech Stack:
Spring Boot,Spring Data JPA,PostgreSQL
Manages orders and publishes order-related events to the message broker.
- Tech Stack:
Spring Boot,Spring Security OAuth2,Keycloak,
Spring Data JPA,PostgreSQL,RabbitMQ
Listens to order events and sends user notifications.
- Tech Stack:
Spring Boot,RabbitMQ
Serves as an API Gateway to internal backend services (
catalog-service,order-service).
- Tech Stack:
Spring Boot,Spring Cloud Gateway
Customer-facing web application where users can browse books, place orders, and view order history.
- Tech Stack:
Spring Boot,Spring Security OAuth2,Keycloak,
Thymeleaf,Alpine.js,Bootstrap
- ✅ Build REST APIs with Spring Boot
- ✅ Persist data using Spring Data JPA, PostgreSQL, and Flyway
- ✅ Implement asynchronous communication using RabbitMQ
- ✅ Secure applications using OAuth2 with Spring Security and Keycloak
- ✅ Setup API Gateway with Spring Cloud Gateway
- ✅ Implement resiliency using Resilience4j
- ✅ Handle distributed scheduling using ShedLock
- ✅ Use RestClient & Declarative HTTP Clients for inter-service communication
- ✅ Create aggregated Swagger documentation at API Gateway
- ✅ Setup local development environment using Docker, Docker Compose, and Testcontainers
- ✅ Test services using JUnit 5, RestAssured, Testcontainers, Awaitility, and WireMock
- ✅ Build responsive web UI using Thymeleaf, Alpine.js, and Bootstrap
- ✅ Monitor services using Grafana, Prometheus, Loki, and Tempo
- ✅ Java 21
Recommended: use SDKMAN to manage Java versions - ✅ Docker Desktop
- ✅ IntelliJ IDEA or your favorite IDE
- ✅ Postman or any REST client
💡 Note: This is a learning project. For the full tutorial series, visit the YouTube Playlist