Curriculum
- 20 Sections
- 114 Lessons
- 10 Weeks
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- Micronaut Flow Map3
- Power-shift from Monolith to Microservices3
- Introduction Micronaut Framework3
- Prerequisites for Micronaut Application6
- 4.0[LAB01] Installation Oracle VirtualBox
- 4.1[LAB02] Create VM Guest Ubuntu 20.04 on the Oracle VirtualBox 6.1
- 4.2[LAB03] Install Ubuntu 20.04 LTS On the Oracle VirtualBox
- 4.3[LAB 04] Configuration and Software Settings Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
- 4.4[Lecture] Prerequisites for Micronaut on the Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
- 4.5[LAB 05] Prerequisites for Micronaut Framework on the Ubuntu 20.041 Minute
- Create A Hello Micronaut Mini Project using Micronaut Launcher4
- Basic Concepts in Micronaut JVM Applications10
- 6.0What is Programming Language
- 6.1What is Programming Language Interpretation
- 6.2Java Programming Language Interpretation
- 6.4Computer Instruction
- 6.5Idea of The Convert
- 6.6Programming Convert Process: Programming language to Machine Language
- 6.7Converting Process in Java
- 6.8Compiler in Java
- 6.9Interpreter in Java
- 6.10The Java Limitation : Runtime Error and Compile Error
- Java Virtual Machine Story in Java Language6
- [Mini Project] JVM-Based Application Using Dependency in Micronaut Framework6
- 8.0What is dependency
- 8.1Build Email Service Application using Micronaut with Dependency Pattern
- 8.2Create Email Service Class using Dependency for Email Service Application
- 8.3Create Client Class using Dependency for Email Service Application
- 8.4Create Email Service Controller Class and build Application using Dependency
- 8.5The Limitation of Dependency and Dependency Rot
- [MINI Project] JVM-based Application in Micronaut using DIP/Code Decoupling8
- 9.0Dependency Inversion Principle (DIP) and Code Coupling
- 9.1Dependency Inversion Principle (DIP) and Code Decoupling
- 9.2Build Email Service Application using Micronaut with DIP and Code DeCoupling
- 9.3Create Interface Service Class using DIP and Code Decoupling
- 9.4Create Low-Level Object Class (Email Service) using DIP and Code Decoupling
- 9.5Create High-Level Class (Client Services) using DIP and Code Decoupling
- 9.6Create Email Service Controller and Run the Application
- 9.7The Limitation of Dependency Rot (Rot Inversion)
- The Core Concept of Micronaut5
- 그랄VM 엔터프라이즈 21.2.0 소개8
- 11.0GraalVM Introduction and its Challenges
- 11.1GraalVM Enterprise 21.2.0.1 Installation
- 11.2The Five Key Advantages of The GraalVM
- 11.3GraalVM Enterprise Architecture Overview
- 11.4Runtime Modes of The GraalVM Enterprise
- 11.5The Core Components of GraalVM Enterprise
- 11.6The Additional Functionalities of GraalVM Enterprise
- 11.7The Experimental and Early Adopter Features of GraalVM
- Oracle Cloud Infrastructure2
- Introduction Oracle Autonomous Database7
- Oracle Key Vault9
- 14.0[Lecture] – Introduction Oracle Key Vault
- 14.1[Lecture] – Oracle Key Vault Deployment Overview
- 14.2[Lecture] – Centralized Key-management Platform in OKV
- 14.3[Lecture] – OKV Three Functions
- 14.4[Lecture] – Download and configure Oracle Wallet Locally
- 14.5[Task] – Download and configure Oracle Wallet Locally in Ubuntu
- 14.6[Task] -Create A Oracle Vault
- 14.7[Task] Create An Encryption Key
- 14.8[Task] – Create A Secret
- How to start A Java Cloud Micronaut Web Application using Gradle, building Tool4
- Micronaut Framework Application using OAD and Micronaut-flyway6
- 16.0[Lecture] How to configure OAD jdbc drivers using Gradle
- 16.1[Task] How to configure OAD jdbc drivers using Gradle
- 16.2[Lecture] What is the Micronaut-flyway for DB Migration
- 16.3[Task] How to configure Micronaut-flyway for Database
- 16.4[Lecture] Defining a SQL Migration Script and creating database and table
- 16.5[Task] Defining a SQL Migration script and creating database and table
- JDK 11 Setting and Micronaut Data Entities for Autonomous5
- 17.0[Lecture] Setting for GraalVM Enterprise Java 11 or JDK 11 and Annotation Process
- 17.1[Task] Setting GraalVM Java 11 Enterprise for JDK Settings and Annotation Process
- 17.2[Lecture] Create Oracle Database Tables with Micronaut Data
- 17.3[Task] @MappedEntity, @Id, @Creator to create Micronaut Data Entities for Oracle
- 17.4[Task] @AutoPopulated with UUID, @Relation, @Nullable to create Micronaut Data
- Micronaut Data Repositories to implement queries and Expose REST Endpoints11
- 18.1[Lecture] Define Micronaut Data Repositories to implement queries
- 18.2[Task] Define Micronaut Data Repositories to implement queries
- 18.3[Lecture] Define Data Transfer Object in Micronaut Data Repositories to implement
- 18.4[Task] Define Data Transfer Object in Micronaut Data Repositories to implement
- 18.5[Lecture] Expose Micronaut Controllers as REST endpoints
- 18.6[Task] @Controller,@get,@ExecuteOn, and @NoBlank to expose Micronaut Controller
- 18.7[Task] @Controller,@get,@ExecuteOn,and@NoBlank to expose Micronaut Controller II
- 18.8[Lecture] Populate Data on Application Startup
- 18.9[Task] Implement Application Startup
- 18.10[Task] Populate Data on Application Startup
- 18.11[Task] Run the Micronaut Application locally
- GraalVM Native Image Technologies5
- Optional Deploy to Oracle Cloud3
