Building Self-Healing Microservices for Modern SRE Practices

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Claims a concrete toolchain and outcomes: Spring Boot DevTools auto-reloads classes, Dockerfile with OpenJDK image produces consistent containers, and Lombok @Data annotations eliminate getters/setters. Shows an employee and department split where one service stays up while the other is down, uses RestTemplate plus a registry and API gateway for discovery and routing, applies database migrations at startup, runs isolated tests with SpringBootTest, and adds circuit breaking and rate limiting to contain failures.

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1. 0:00Introduction to Innovative Tools for Spring Boot
2. 0:41Getting Started with Spring Boot
3. 1:27Spring Boot Dev Tools
4. 2:21Spring Boot and Docker Integration
5. 4:23Spring Boot with IntelliJ IDEA
6. 5:26Eliminating Boilerplate Code
7. 6:23Spring Boot and Microservices
8. 9:59Service Discovery and Gateway
9. 11:21Automated Database Migrations
10. 12:04Testing Spring Boot Applications
11. 12:44Circuit Breaking and Fault Tolerance
12. 13:57Conclusion

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