Online Java advanced Software Architect training Stage One

No. 01 Session: Overview of the overall course content

-----------------------the MAVEN supplement and git sections below------------------------------------------------------------------

No. 02 Session: Maven Supplement: Sub-module, sub-project management
No. 03 Lesson: Maven Supplement: Multi-module, multi-Web application, combined into a war package
No. 04 Lesson: Git Quick start: git Introduction, Fundamentals, installation, git server configuration, plugin Egit
No. 05 session: Git Quick start: tortoisegit local use
No. 06 session: Git Quick start: egit local use
No. 07 Lesson: Git Quick Start: remote use of Tortoisegit and Egit, and conflict resolution, including: content conflicts, tree conflicts, logical conflicts

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No. 08 Lesson: Introduction to basic business functions to be completed, basic data dictionary
No. 09 Lesson: Building a basic development environment: Eclipse+maven+git
10th lesson: Using Spring+mybatis to implement the DAO portion of customer
11th lesson: MyBatis's pagination implementation, DAO's simple test
12th session: Implementation of the Service section, and basic development of the underlying module
13th Lesson: Implementing Web Layer development based on spring MVC
14th Lesson: Basic Add and List pages, and tag development and testing for pagination
15th lesson: Development and testing of pagination, modification, and deletion pages with query criteria
16th session: Query page, mybatis dynamic query implementation, JSON automatic assembly
17th Lesson: Refining public Webmodel, starting X-gen generated template making, making DAO part of the template
18th lesson: Making X-gen to generate the required service, Web layer templates
19th lesson: Making X-gen to generate the required data, and the corresponding visitor
20th lesson: Making X-gen generate the action you need, and some of the visitor
21st Lesson: Generating commodity modules through X-gen, and adjusting the entire generated templates and programs
22nd lesson: Generating cart modules through X-gen, and adjusting the entire generated templates and programs
23rd Lesson: Generate Order Master module, Detail module and Inventory management module through X-gen
24th lesson: Adding Ehcache to the Client management module and adding the existing project to Git
25th Lesson: Realize front-end business login, homepage and other functions
26th lesson: Testing and adjusting login business functions, using cookies to save user information
27th Lesson: Achieving the development of the index function
28th Lesson: Index and Product detailed description page implementation, Shopping cart implementation
29th Lesson: The ability to complete placing orders and modifying inventory
30th lesson: Configuring and deploying basic business applications to a Linux server

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31st Session: Nginx Introduction, Installation and basic operation
32nd session: Nginx's process structure, basic configuration, etc.
33rd lesson: The function and configuration of Nginx Common Core module instruction
34th lesson: The features and configuration of the Nginx HTTP Module section are used
35th Lesson: The function and configuration of Nginx location section use
36th Lesson: The function and configuration of Nginx reverse proxy module is used
37th lesson: Nginx Combined with practical application, to realize the function of reverse proxy and static and dynamic separation
38th lesson: Nginx Load Balancer module, and the configuration of the actual application
39th Lesson: The configuration and use of Nginx rewrite module
40th Lesson: Nginx more Modules basic functions and configuration, common features of the configuration example
41st session: Nginx Configuration optimization and usage recommendations
42nd Lesson: How architecture changes after you apply the Nginx architecture, and under greater traffic

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43rd session: Varnish Introduction, installation and basic use
44th Lesson: Introduction to VCL, basic syntax, and basic configuration usage, including load-balanced configuration
45th Lesson: VCL To configure functions for health check, ACL access control, etc.
46th Lesson: Understanding and application of Grace mode and Saint mode
47th Lesson: Functions commonly used in VCL and common HTTP headers
48th Lesson: Sub-procedures for VCL, ation and understanding the request process
49th Lesson: Variables for VCL, common VCL application fragments
50th lesson: Using the CLI to manage varnish, mastering how to clear the cache, VARNISHADM commands
51st lesson: varnishd Command and run-time parameters, understanding the functions of parameters and options
52nd session: Varnish log operations and varnish shared memory: Varnishlog, Varnishtop, Varnishhist, varnishsizes, Varnishnsca, Varnishreplay
53rd Lesson: Planning varnish cache size; Varnishstat statistics; increasing the hit rate of varnish
54th session: Varnish performance tuning and basic configuration usage recommendations
55th lesson: Combine varnish and basic applications with Nginx.
56th session: Basic performance testing; varnish monitoring and preliminary optimization
57th Lesson: Architecture After application of varnish, and evolution of architecture

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58th Lesson: memcached Introduction, meaning of the cache, installation, basic configuration, startup, and basic use
59th Lesson: memcached Basic Working principle, two-stage hash; memcached command: Set, add, replace, append, prepend, CAs, get, gets, delete, INCR/DECR, etc.
60th Lesson: Stats command, stats sizes command, flush_all command, Version command, stats settings, stats items, stats slabs block statistics, etc.
61st Lesson: Understanding how memcached data is stored, understanding how slab allocator, understanding the new item allocation memory process
62nd Lesson: Chunk of memory allocation, slab allocation demonstration, memcached of data storage methods; Understanding how memcached Data Expires: lazy/lazy expiration, LRU, lazy delete mechanism
63rd session: memcached Java Client Development, memcached, and spring integration development
64th Lesson: Understanding the distributed approach of memcached, distributed distribution in terms of the remainder, consistent hash algorithm, virtual node
65th lesson: memcached Memory Tuning recommendations, tuning objectives, tuning methods, solving common problems, using Memcached-tool to assist with tuning
66th Lesson: Memcached Limitations and usage recommendations, typical scenarios for memcached, unsuitable for use with memcached scenes; memcached Bulk Import Export
67th Lesson: Analyze exactly what content is put into memcached inside to cache, memcached combine business function to develop
68th Lesson: Continuing the development and testing of memcached combined with business functions
69th Lesson: nginx+varnish+ Basic Business Functions +memcached combined with the development and use of basic performance testing, memcached monitoring and preliminary optimization
70th lesson: Existing systems, applying the memcached architecture, thinking about how the architecture evolves

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71st Lesson: activemq Introduction, function and characteristics; message middleware; ACTIVEMQ installation and basic use; Messaging HelloWorld
72nd Lesson: JMS Basic Concepts, PTP and pub/sub domains, JMS message structures: Message headers, attributes, and message bodies
73rd lesson: JMS Reliability Mechanism, acknowledgement of message receipt, persistence, expiration, priority, temporary destination, persistent subscription to local transaction, etc.; PTP model; Pub/sub model
74th Lesson: JMS API Architecture, a basic step for JMS application development; code example non-persistent topic messaging; code example Persistent topic messaging
75th Lesson: How broker starts, embedded in Java to start broker, start broker with spring integration
76th lesson: ACTIVEMQ Combined with Spring development: Environment settings, spring Configuration, queue messaging, topic messaging; ACTIVEMQ combining spring development best practices and recommendations
77th lesson: Connecting to ACTIVEMQ,ACTIVEMQ supported transport protocols and configurations: TCP, NIO, UDP, VMS, SSL, HTTP/HTTPS, etc.
78th Lesson: Activemq message store persistence; kahadb way, Amq way, JDMC way, Memory way
79th Lesson: Starting multiple BROKER;ACTIVEMQ static network links on a single server; The basic principle of static networkconnector; Available properties for networkconnector configuration
80th Lesson: Demonstration in Static bridge, multi-threaded consumer access to the cluster, the imbalance of consumer messages;
81st Lesson: Understanding lost Messages This scenario, configuring and demonstrating message reflow functionality under a static cluster
82nd Lesson: Fault Tolerant Links, failover protocol, available configuration parameters; activemq Dynamic Network link: Multicast protocol multicast,discovery Protocol, peer protocol, fanout protocol
83rd Lesson: ACTIVEMQ cluster: Queue consumer cluster, broker cluster, Master Slave (based on shared storage, JDBC implementation, replication Leveldb)
84th Lesson: Destination Advanced Features: Wildcard, combo queue, Configure Startup destinations, delete inactive destinations, Destination Options
85th Lesson: Destination Advanced Features: Virtual destinations, virtual theme, Mirror queue, Per Destination policies
86th Lesson: Message Dispatch Advanced Features: Messaging Cursors (store-based, VMS, file-based), asynchronous send
87th Lesson: Message Dispatch Advanced Features: Dispatch policies (strict sequential distribution policy, polling distribution policy)
88th Lesson: Message Dispatch Advanced Features: Optimized acknowledgement, producer flow control
89th Lesson: Message Advanced Features: Message properties, advisory message, delay, and timed message delivery
90th Lesson: Message Advanced Features: Blob Messages, message transformation
91st Lesson: Consumer Advanced Features: exclusive consumer, consumer asynchronous distribution, priority, manage persistent subscribers, message groups
92nd Lesson: Consumer Advanced Features: Message selector, re-delivery policy, slow consumer processing
93rd lesson: monitoring and managing broker, integrating ACTIVEMQ and Tomcat
94th Lesson: When to use ACTIVEMQ, ACTIVEMQ optimization and usage recommendations
95th Lesson: Application ACTIVEMQ: Analysis of what functions to use ACTIVEMQ to assist the implementation, ACTIVEMQ combined with the development of business functions the first part
96th Lesson: ACTIVEMQ combined with the development of business functions the second part, and test the corresponding functions
97th lesson: ACTIVEMQ combined with the development of business functions the third part, and test the corresponding functions, and then upload to the server
98th Lesson: nginx+varnish+ Basic Business Function +MEMCACHED+ACTIVEMQ combination run test
99th Lesson: The basic performance test is divided into two kinds, one is nginx+varnish+ basic business function +memcached, the other is nginx+varnish+ basic business function +memcached+activemq
100th Lesson: Architecture After application of ACTIVEMQ, and evolution of system architecture in the future

-----------------------The following is the MongoDB section------------------------------------------------------------------

101th Lesson: Overview of this section of the course, MongoDB Introduction: What is, the pros and cons of NoSQL, the cap theorem and base principle, the characteristics of MongoDB
102th Lesson: MongoDB Installation and basic usage, MongoDB startup parameter description
103th Lesson: MongoDB Basic Concepts: Databases, collections, documents, _id, basic data types, etc.
104th Lesson: MongoDB Additions and deletions operation the first part
105th Lesson: MongoDB Additions and deletions operation Part Two
106th Lesson: MongoDB Query Operation Part I: Specify the keys to be returned, query by criteria, including multiple operators, regular expressions
107th Lesson: MongoDB Query Operation Part II: Querying arrays, querying inline documents, paging, sorting, cursors, stored procedures, etc.
108th session: Aggregation Framework Part I: Concepts, Pipeline operators ($match, $project, $group, $sort, $limit)
109th Lesson: Aggregation Framework Part II: Operational use of $group, $unwind, $sort, and the development and use of MapReduce
110th Lesson: Aggregation Framework Part III: More MapReduce optional keys, use of Aggregate command group
111th Session: Understanding the document storage mechanism of MongoDB
112th Lesson: MongoDB Index Part I: Create, modify, delete indexes, and analyze the impact of using indexes on queries
113th Lesson: MongoDB Index Part II: Hint, forced full table scan, unique index, composite index, index collection, etc.
114th Lesson: Capped collection: function, rationale, creation and use of the syntax; Gridfs storage file: function introduction, basic operation, Fundamentals
115th Lesson: The first part of MongoDB's replica set: Introduction to Replica sets, creation of replica sets, use of replica sets, RS functions, rs.status descriptions
116th Lesson: MongoDB Replica Set Part II: Modify replica Set configuration, determination of master node in replica set, member configuration options-election arbitrator, priority, hidden member, delayed backup node, CREATE index
117th Lesson: The Fundamentals of the MongoDB replica set: Operation Log Oplog, initializing synchronization steps, processing stale data, heartbeat, member status, rollback, etc.
118th Lesson: Management of MongoDB replica sets and MongoDB master-slave replication: Starting members in stand-alone mode, configuration of replica sets, creating larger replica sets, forcing reconfiguration, turning the primary node into a backup node, and so on; MongoDB master-slave replication
119th Lesson: MongoDB Shard Part I: Introduction to Sharding, sharding and replication, Mongos, configuring servers, starting Mongos processes, converting replica sets into shards
120th Lesson: MongoDB Shard Part II: Data Shards, a collection of specified shards, detailed examples of shards
121th Lesson: MongoDB Shard The third part: block, split block, equalizer, limit the size of the Shard, the impact of the cluster on the data, understand the allocation of MongoDB shard data-a fragmented multi-interval, etc.
122th Lesson: The chip key selection of the MongoDB Shard: The importance of the key selection, the chip key rules, several types of tablet keys: small cardinal chip key, ascending tab key, randomly distributed chip key, the chip key based on a business, and the suggestion of a good chip key
123th Lesson: Management of MongoDB shards: List all Shard, view shard information, view summary of cluster information, check configuration information, delete shards, etc.
124th Lesson: Monitoring Application Status: View ongoing operations, System Analyzer system.profile; user authentication;
125th session: Backup and recovery, and data import and export
126th Lesson: Java Operation MongoDB: Get driver, connect MongoDB service, connection pool configuration, Operation MongoDB
127th Lesson: MongoDB and Spring integrated development: a CRUD that integrates, uses mongotemplate to perform data
128th Session: MongoDB application recommendations and best practices
129th Lesson: Analyzing the functions of MongoDB, MongoDB combined to the application of the development to achieve a
130th lesson: MongoDB Combined to application development implementation two, and upload server test
131th Lesson: Architecture Changes after applying MONGODB, continuous changes in the future architecture

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132th Lesson: mogilefs Introduction, what, what, can do, and the characteristics and applicability;
133th Lesson: Installing mogilefs through the source code, basic configuration, etc.
134th Lesson: Understanding the basic concepts of mogilefs, how to use and various commands
135th session: Understanding MogileFS, including: high-level processes, storage nodes, table descriptions
136th session: MogileFS Java client development, including: Basic Java Client Development, and spring integrated development
137th Lesson: An example of a small application based on MogileFS Part one: Building the entire project development environment and preparation
138th Lesson: Examples of small applications based on MogileFS Part II: Use X-gen to generate new modules and debug functionality through CRUD
139th Lesson: Examples of small applications based on MogileFS Part III: Using Spring Web MVC for uploading and downloading files
140th Lesson: Small application based on MogileFS Part IV: Save the uploaded file to the mogilefs, and get the file from the inside
141th session: Integration of MogileFS and nginx, integration of MogileFS and memcached
142th lesson: After applying mogilefs, changes in system architecture, as well as more files, more frequent access, changes in architecture

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143th Lesson: Stage One summary, Phase one build basic architecture, deployment environment Introduction and deployment plan
144th Lesson: Finishing the code and configuration of phase one, putting the entire project into a war that can be deployed and publishing it to the server
145th Lesson: Configuring the server-side nginx and varnish, configuring MogileFS, and testing through
146th Lesson: Configure Memcached and MongoDB, and test run through
147th Lesson: Configuring ACTIVEMQ and calling through the Web App, test run through
148th Lesson: The direction of development after phase one, and the evolution of the whole system architecture in the case of higher concurrency and greater data volume

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Online Java advanced Software Architect training Stage One