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Monolithic vs. Microservices Architecture

Monolithic vs. Microservices Architecture Monolithic Architecture (The “All-In-One” App): Imagine a large, self-contained brick house. Everything is built together under one massive roof—the kitchen, the bedrooms, and the plumbing are completely connected. In software, a monolith has its user interface, business logic, and databases completely bundled into one single codebase. Analogy: If you need to […]

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Database Connectivity and SQL Operations

Spring Boot connects to a relational database by reading spring.datasource.* settings and building a DataSource, which is a pool of ready connections (HikariCP by default). JdbcTemplate sits on top of that DataSource and runs plain SQL for you, handling connections, statements, result sets, and cleanup. The four basic operations are INSERT (create), SELECT (read), UPDATE

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Application Monitoring

Application Monitoring in Spring Boot refers to the continuous tracking, observing, and inspecting of an application’s runtime status, performance, operational health, and resource utilization. Rather than treating a deployed service as a black box, monitoring provides actionable visibility into system internals—enabling DevOps teams, site reliability engineers, and developers to detect bottlenecks, proactively catch failures, and

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Swagger UI

Swagger UI is an interactive web page that displays your REST API and lets you call it directly from the browser. It is used so that developers and testers can explore endpoints, send real requests and see real responses without Postman. It reads the OpenAPI document (/v3/api-docs) and builds a clickable page from it automatically.

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Transaction Management

Transaction Management in Spring Boot provides an abstraction framework to ensure data integrity and consistency during database operations. It guarantees that a series of related database modifications either succeed completely or fail cleanly as a single unit of work, adhering to ACID (Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, Durability) principles without requiring boilerplate connection-handling code. Transaction Basics, Commit

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SMTP Configuration

SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) is the standard protocol applications use to send email through a mail server. Spring Boot connects to an SMTP server using the spring-boot-starter-mail dependency and spring.mail.* properties. It auto-creates a JavaMailSender bean, so you can send emails without writing any connection code. It is used for registration confirmations, password resets,

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Working with Postgres Database Access with Spring Boot

Working With Postgres Database Access refers to integrating and managing access to a PostgreSQL relational database within a Spring Boot application. PostgreSQL is known for its strong SQL standards compliance, robust extensibility, and advanced features (such as JSON/JSONB support and full-text search). Spring Boot provides seamless support for PostgreSQL through managed connection pooling, simplified query

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Building and Running the Application(Capstone Project)

Learn how to build, package, configure, and run a complete Spring Boot application as a standalone application. This capstone project combines the concepts learned in the previous sections, including Spring Boot Starters, Auto Configuration, Embedded Server, REST APIs, JPA, database connectivity, application properties, and Maven build commands. The project demonstrates how a Spring Boot application

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Introduction to Polymorphism

Polymorphism is a fundamental concept in object-oriented programming (OOP) that allows objects to be treated as instances of their parent class, fostering flexibility and extensibility in software design. The term “polymorphism” comes from Greek, meaning “many forms,” reflecting the ability of a single interface or method to represent various behaviors. In Java, polymorphism is primarily

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