Publish Your SDK to Maven Local Using Gradle | Reusable SDK for Microservices 🚀 | Part - 7
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In this video, we’ll learn how to publish your Common SDK to Maven Local using Gradle, so it can be reused across multiple microservices instantly. 🚀
Ever wondered:
👉 How to convert your local project into a reusable SDK?
👉 How to publish a jar to ~/.m2 using Gradle?
👉 How to reuse your SDK across multiple Spring Boot microservices?
That’s exactly what you’ll learn in this video! 🔥
📝 What You’ll Learn
📌 Setting up maven-publish plugin in Gradle
⚡ Configuring groupId, artifactId & version
🔑 Publishing your SDK to Maven Local using:
./gradlew publishToMavenLocal
🏷️ Where the JAR gets stored inside .m2
💡 Using the published SDK inside other Spring Boot microservices
🎯 Why Watch This Video?
✔️ Learn how companies share internal SDKs
✔️ Reuse your Common SDK across multiple microservices
✔️ No need to copy-paste common code again
✔️ Become production-ready with real Gradle publishing setup
🧩 Tech Stack / Concepts
Java 21
Spring Boot 3
Common SDK Architecture
Object-Oriented Design
Enums & Interfaces
Generic Programming
MDC (Mapped Diagnostic Context)
Spring @RestControllerAdvice
🔗 GitHub Code
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