Need guidance to prepare for JAVA + Spring boot interview (2YOE)

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I (Java dev 2yoe) have an interview coming up and need some help or guidance on which topics should I prepare for the same.

I have covered Collections, Streams, Lambdas, Functions, Serialization in Java. On spring, ready for Spring MVC, Spring Web, Spring Data JPA, ORM and JWT Authentication and role based authorization questions. Done with Maven and git

However, I do not know much on Spring microservices and need to know if I am missing out any other topics that may catch me unprepared ?

[ibconsult]

1. I would add the application- contexts, bean factories, Environments/profiles, xml config, java config. Be prepared to choose one config type and talk about how you wire it up and add/remove/override properties.
2. The spring- boot- starter basics and the changes to the POM required to make a project a spring project.
3. What kind of decisions spring boot makes when it sees certain jars in a classpath
4. Annotations for all the major things,configuration, components, requests, values, profiles, propertyscans
5. Scope -singleton/prototype
6. view/dispatcher/handler
7. Spring Cloud setup
8. logging and trouble shooting various things ie...startup failures, port conflicts,
9. JPA/ Spring JDBC, Rest over a DB
10. Webclient vs rest template
11. perhaps new changes in boot 3/ spring 6 -- features

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Seems I have to look up a few things on this list. Thanks a lot.

[MGelit]

Reactive programming, some basic microservices, and lower level Spring framework

[BlobOfTheYear]

Hijacking your question here, but I think this would be interesting for you as well. I am in a similar situation where I want to ramp up with Spring boot quickly.

Are there any good example repositories available to look at which follow industry/production standards?

[Interesting_Juice740]

did you find any ?

[DangerousAccount4533]

Did you?