A New and Open Way to Build Cloud-Native Microservices - MicroProfile
summary
Shows a concrete Java path to cloud-native microservices using MicroProfile: claims OpenJ9 cuts JVM memory ~60% and startup ~30%, and the demo wires two services (Open Liberty + Quarkus demo) with MicroProfile REST Client, Config, Health (/health/ready, /health/live), Metrics, OpenTracing and Fault Tolerance (retry, timeout, fallback). JWT uses UPN and groups for auth, services are dockerized and deployed to Kubernetes, and the live demo runs end-to-end with tracing and metrics visible.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction to MicroProfile
- 7:18Cloud-native microservices requirements
- 10:12Building a JAX-RS microservice
- 17:06Resilient microservices with fault tolerance
- 23:07Demo: Creating microservices
- 31:08Externalizing configuration
- 36:14Documenting APIs with OpenAPI
- 40:37Securing microservices with JWT
- 43:33Deploying to Kubernetes
- 57:07Q&A and closing
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