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Spring Boot Microservices Guide

Spring Boot is used to create a microservices example with the following steps: 1. Create a new Spring Boot project using Spring Initializer and select dependencies like Spring Web. 2. Create packages for the entity, service, and controller classes and define the classes. 3. Define the entity/model class structure within the entity package with getters, setters, and a constructor.

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Spring Boot Microservices Guide

Spring Boot is used to create a microservices example with the following steps: 1. Create a new Spring Boot project using Spring Initializer and select dependencies like Spring Web. 2. Create packages for the entity, service, and controller classes and define the classes. 3. Define the entity/model class structure within the entity package with getters, setters, and a constructor.

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  • Project Initialization

Java Spring Boot Microservices Example - Step by Step Guide

1. Create a New Spring Boot Project in Spring Initializer in VSCode.

Spring Initializer: Create MAVEN Project->2.7.17->JAVA->Group ID->ArtfactID->->WAR->11-


>Select required dependencies(like, Spring WEB: Web) ->Automatically JAVA PROJECT Created.

2. Create a 3 new PACKAGES for ENTITY, Service, Controller and then Create JAVA Class inside
the each Package like Entity_Class, Service_Class, Controller_Class.

3. Create Your Entity/Model Class


Inside the Entity package we created our Entity Class then declare Structure, getter and
setter methods, Constructor methods.
put the below code and this is our model class.
4. Create Your Service Class
Put the below code. This is our service class where we write our business
logic.
5. Create a Controller

put the below code. Here we are going to create an endpoint.


6. Run Your Microservice:
Our code is running Successfully.
7. Default server PORT : 8080

Our local host already embedded with port number 8080.

If we want to change the port number then GOTO [Link] -> and TYPE [Link]
= ‘Your port Number’ (like [Link] = 8099).

8. Now, Goto web browser type your local host with endpoint
e.g : [Link]
Finally, our output displayed successfully.

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Setting up a new Java Spring Boot microservice project involves several key steps: Firstly, create a new Spring Boot project using Spring Initializer in VSCode by selecting Create MAVEN Project, choosing the appropriate Java version and dependencies like Spring WEB. This generates a JAVA PROJECT automatically. Next, create three new packages for ENTITY, Service, and Controller, and then create corresponding Java classes within each. For the ENTITY package, define the structure, getters, setters, and constructors in the model class. Implement business logic within the Service class, and create endpoints in the Controller class. Visualize running the microservice locally on the default server PORT 8080, or change the port in Application.Properties if necessary. Finally, verify the microservice by accessing the local host with the correct endpoint in a web browser .

Java Spring Boot Microservices Example - Step by Step Guide (https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/java-spring-boot-microservices-exa
4. Create Your Service Class Put the below code. This is our service class where we write our business logic.
5. Create a Controller put the below code. Here we are going to create an endpoint.
6. Run Your Microservice: Our code is running Successfully.
7. Default server PORT : 8080 Our local host already embedded with port number 8080. If we want to change the port number the
Finally, our output displayed successfully.

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