Microservices Architecture: Temporal Orchestration + Spring

Microservices Architecture: Temporal Orchestration + Spring
Last updated 11/2025
Duration: 4h 58m | .MP4 1920×1080 30fps(r) | AAC, 44100Hz, 2ch | 2.80 GB

Advanced Microservices Architecture Course: Developing Distributed Applications with Temporal and Spring Boot

What you’ll learn
– Deep knowledge of the Temporal framework as a process orchestration tool.
– Solid understanding of how to design, develop, and deploy distributed systems.
– Development of complex use cases in microservices architectures such as SAGAs and distributed transactions.
– Applying best practices in the orchestration of distributed workflows.
– Simplifying complex development in microservices architectures.
– Implementation of scaling for batch process execution in a microservices architecture.

Requirements
– Familiarity with at least one programming language, preferably Java for this Spring Boot-based course.
– Experience using development tools such as an IDE (for example, IntelliJ or Eclipse).
– Advanced concepts of distributed systems.

Description
The goal of this course is to gain a complete understanding of Temporal and its capabilities, focusing the main use case on integration with Spring Boot, with an emphasis on microservices architectures and time-based aspects.

Understand the Fundamentals of TemporalGain solid knowledge of the Temporal development framework and the main use cases where the tool can be applied.

Understand the Fundamentals of Spring BootAcquire a solid understanding of the Spring Boot framework and how it integrates with Temporal.

Manage Data PersistenceIntegrate databases and use data persistence technologies in the context of distributed transactions.
Service Integration with Temporal EventsChoreography and orchestration of services using Temporal.

Monitoring and Management of Microservices in Complex TransactionsLearn best practices for monitoring and managing microservices in production environments.
Practical ProjectApply the knowledge acquired in a hands-on project that simulates a real-world scenario.

This will allow developers and architects to gain a broad perspective on Temporal’s capabilities for implementing complex use cases beyond pure microservices architectures and integrating it with other technologies.

Who this course is for:
– Software Developers
– Systems and Microservices Architects
– Senior Software Engineers
– Technical Leads
– Advanced Computer Science Students
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