Apache Maven training by
Laliwala IT is designed for Java developers,
DevOps engineers, and build managers who want to
master the industry standard build automation
tool. Based in Ahmedabad, Gujarat,
India, we deliver live,
interactive, project-based training covering
Maven's project object model (POM), dependency
management, multi-module projects, plugins, and
CI/CD integration.
Our online Maven course features
real-time instructor-led classes,
hands-on project labs, flexible schedules,
and career mentoring. Whether
you're building enterprise Java applications or
standardizing build processes across teams, this
training will make you a Maven expert.
Course Modules — Comprehensive Apache Maven
Training (4-5 Weeks | 30+ Hours)
- Module 1: Maven
Fundamentals – Build
tools evolution, Maven architecture,
installation, settings.xml, POM
structure, build lifecycle (clean,
default, site)
- Module 2: Dependency
Management –
Coordinates (groupId, artifactId,
version), dependency scope (compile,
test, provided, runtime), transitive
dependencies, dependency mediation
- Module 3: Maven
Repositories – Local
repository, central repository,
remote/corporate repositories
(Nexus, Artifactory), mirror
configuration
- Module 4: Build Lifecycles &
Phases – validate,
compile, test, package, verify,
install, deploy; binding plugins to
phases
- Module 5: Plugins &
Goals – Core plugins
(compiler, surefire, jar, war, ear,
assembly), custom plugin
configuration, plugin management
- Module 6: Multi-Module
Projects – Parent POM,
module aggregation, dependency
management vs plugin management,
reactor build order
- Module 7: Profiling &
Properties – Maven
profiles, activation criteria,
properties (pom, settings, env,
system), resource filtering
- Module 8: Archetypes &
Scaffolding – Creating
custom archetypes, using standard
archetypes
(maven-archetype-quickstart,
webapp), project templating
- Module 9: IDE
Integration – Maven
with Eclipse (m2e), IntelliJ IDEA,
VS Code; debugging Maven builds
- Module 10: CI/CD
Integration – Maven
with Jenkins, GitHub Actions, GitLab
CI; building, testing, and deploying
via pipelines
- Module 11: Advanced
Topics – Maven release
plugin, dependency analysis,
enforcer plugin, build timestamping,
shading vs assembly
- Module 12: Capstone
Project – Build and
manage a multi-module enterprise
application with custom parent POM
and CI/CD pipeline
What's Included in Apache Maven Training?
- Live
Instructor-led classes
(real-time Q&A, build demos, doubt clearing)
-
Recorded sessions for
revision anytime
-
Hands-on assignments with
real-world multi-module projects
-
Study materials (POM
templates, plugin configurations, cheat
sheets)
-
Certificate of completion
(industry-recognized)
-
Placement assistance –
build engineer resume prep, interview
coaching
-
Lifetime access to course materials
& community
Detailed Curriculum Highlights
Week 1: Maven Core & Dependency
Management
- Maven installation and
configuration on
Windows/Linux/Mac
- Understanding settings.xml:
localRepository, mirrors,
proxies, servers
- Creating first Maven project:
POM.xml breakdown (modelVersion,
groupId, artifactId, version,
packaging)
- Standard directory layout
(src/main/java, src/test/java,
resources, webapp)
- Dependency scopes: compile,
test, provided, runtime, system,
import
- Transitive dependency resolution
and conflict resolution (nearest
definition, dependency
management)
- Excluding transitive
dependencies and dependency
convergence checks
Week 2: Build Lifecycles, Plugins &
Multi-Module Projects
- Maven build lifecycle phases and
their execution order
- Binding plugins to lifecycle
phases (maven-compiler-plugin,
maven-surefire-plugin)
- Creating executable JARs with
maven-assembly-plugin and
maven-shade-plugin
- Building WAR, EAR, and OSGi
bundles using Maven plugins
- Multi-module project structure:
parent POM with modules
declaration
- Inheritance vs aggregation:
dependencyManagement and
pluginManagement
- Building specific modules and
reactor ordering (-pl, -am, -amd
flags)
Week 3: Profiles, Properties &
Repositories
- Maven profiles for
environment-specific
configurations (dev, test, prod)
- Profile activation via
properties, JDK version, OS, or
missing files
- Maven properties: pom, settings,
environment variables, custom
properties
- Resource filtering: replacing
placeholders in
properties/config files
- Setting up Nexus or Artifactory
as corporate repository manager
- Deploying artifacts to remote
repositories (deploy phase)
- Using archetypes to generate
project scaffolds (custom
archetype creation)
Week 4-5: CI/CD Integration &
Capstone Project
- Integrating Maven with Jenkins:
pipeline scripts, Maven
Integration plugin
- GitHub Actions: building Maven
projects on push/PR, caching
dependencies
- GitLab CI: Maven stages,
artifact publishing to package
registry
- Maven release plugin: preparing
releases, tagging, deploying to
Nexus
- Enforcer plugin: enforcing Java
version, Maven version,
dependency convergence
- Dependency analysis: identifying
unused or duplicate dependencies
- Capstone: Create a multi-module
microservices build with shared
parent POM, run CI pipeline, and
publish artifacts
Why Laliwala IT for Apache Maven Online
Training?
- Industry Expert
Trainers: 10+ years in
Java ecosystem and build automation
- Real Project
Scenarios: Multi-module
enterprise builds with Nexus
integration
- Flexible Batches:
Weekday & weekend options, recorded
backups
- Small Batch Size:
Max 10-12 students for personalized
attention
- Affordable Fees:
High-quality training at competitive
rates from Ahmedabad
- Job Assistance:
Mock interviews on build automation
best practices
- Certification: ISO
& Govt recognized certificate after
completion
- 24/7 Lab Access:
Cloud-based Maven environments for
practice
- Global Recognition:
Trained students from India, USA,
UK, Canada, Australia
- Post-training
Support: Doubt clearing
for 6 months via dedicated forum
Tools & Technologies Covered
- Apache Maven 3.8+, Maven Wrapper, Maven
Release Plugin, Maven Enforcer
- Repository Managers: Sonatype Nexus, JFrog
Artifactory
- Build Plugins: Compiler, Surefire, Failsafe,
Jar, War, Shade, Assembly, Source, Javadoc
- CI/CD Tools: Jenkins, GitHub Actions, GitLab
CI, Bamboo
- Java Ecosystem: Java 8/11/17, Spring Boot,
JUnit, TestNG, Log4j2
- IDE: Eclipse (m2e), IntelliJ IDEA, VS Code
Who Should Join?
- Java developers wanting to
standardize build processes
- DevOps engineers automating build
and deployment pipelines
- Build/release managers setting up
enterprise Maven infrastructure
- Students learning professional Java
project management practices
- Tech leads migrating from Ant to
Maven
- QA engineers integrating test
automation with Maven
- Software architects establishing
build standards across teams