Spring Boot Microservices and Claude Code (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798258665058)

As the complexity of modern enterprise systems explodes, traditional backend engineering is undergoing an irreversible metamorphosis. Building, securing, and maintaining dozens of independent microservices manually is no longer a viable path for competitive engineering teams.

Spring Boot Microservices & Claude Code is the definitive, hands-on guide to fusing the industry-standard resilience of Java Spring Boot with the autonomous reasoning power of Claude Code.

Written for backend developers, software architects, and Site Reliability Engineers (SREs), this book bypasses generic AI prompts and dives directly into production-grade orchestration. You will learn how to deploy AI agents that don't just blindly "write code," but actively analyze your live database schemas, configure asynchronous message queues, integrate distributed traces, and flawlessly execute complex Test-Driven Development loops autonomously.

Inside, you will master:

• Zero-Trust Component Design: Construct rock-solid DTOs, MapStruct mapping layers, and authenticated Feign clients with absolute precision.
• Agentic Testing & TDD: Master the AI "OODA loop" to autonomously generate complex Integration Tests, Testcontainers, and boundary edge-case checks.
• Immutable Data & Flyway: Connect Claude directly to your PostgreSQL clusters using the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to flawlessly generate and version SQL migrations against live schemas.
• Event-Driven Resilience: Architect Kafka consumers, Dead Letter Queues (DLQs), and massive distributed states using the Saga and Transactional Outbox patterns.
• The Self-Healing SRE Loop: Bridge real-time Datadog traces and Elasticsearch (ELK) logs directly into your terminal, allowing your Agent to instantly map 500-errors to your source code and draft the patch.

Stop acting as a syntax-translator. Elevate yourself to an architectural director. Master the AI workflows that are fundamentally redefining software engineering, and start building the infrastructure of tomorrow, today.