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Spring Boot microservices interview prep
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Module 9
Containerization with Docker
1
Containerization Benefits for Microservices
Explain the benefits of containerization for microservices development and deployment.
Explain the benefits of containerization for microservices development and deployment.
2
Optimizing Spring Boot Dockerfiles with Multi-Stage Builds
Create optimized Dockerfiles for Spring Boot microservices using multi-stage builds.
Create optimized Dockerfiles for Spring Boot microservices using multi-stage builds.
3
Image Tagging Strategies for Production Versioning
Describe and apply image tagging strategies (e.g., semantic versioning, Git SHA) for production versioning.
Describe and apply image tagging strategies (e.g., semantic versioning, Git SHA) for production versioning.
4
Orchestrating Microservices with Docker Compose
Use Docker Compose to launch and network multiple microservices and their dependencies (e.g., database, broker) for local development.
Use Docker Compose to launch and network multiple microservices and their dependencies (e.g., database, broker) for local development.
5
Implementing Docker Container Health Checks
Implement health checks in a Docker container to ensure container reliability and inform the container runtime.
Implement health checks in a Docker container to ensure container reliability and inform the container runtime.
6
Containerized Spring Boot Configuration
Configure a Spring Boot application to correctly read environment variables and secrets passed by a container runtime.
Configure a Spring Boot application to correctly read environment variables and secrets passed by a container runtime.
7
Publishing Docker Images to Registries
Build and push a Docker image to a container registry (e.g., Docker Hub, ECR, GCR).
Build and push a Docker image to a container registry (e.g., Docker Hub, ECR, GCR).
8
Troubleshooting Running Containers
Debug a running container by accessing its shell, viewing logs, and inspecting its network.
Debug a running container by accessing its shell, viewing logs, and inspecting its network.
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