Lets be Real Quarkus in the Wild
summary
Quarkus shows up in production as concrete replacements and demos: Lufthansa Technic rewrites 10 microservices and cuts runtime from 15 cores / 45 GB to 6 cores / 6 GB, ApiCurio ships separate registry binaries per storage backend and tests multiple storage implementations from one codebase, a BobbyCar demo runs hundreds of Quarkus instances for IoT-style telemetry across OpenShift and Kafka, and Vodafone Greece runs ~120 microservices with MongoDB caching to absorb unpredictable load and speed reads.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker intro
- 2:47Why Quarkus stands out
- 5:13Lufthansa Technic case study
- 8:43Resource reduction with Quarkus
- 9:05API Curio registry with Quarkus
- 11:52Bobbycar IoT demo
- 16:07Vodafone Greece use case
- 18:34Monolith to microservices
- 21:02Undocumented Quarkus features
- 22:45OpenShift integration
- 23:30Remote dev mode
- 24:35Security providers in Quarkus
- 25:17JBang for Quarkus
- 27:05Free Quarkus books
- 27:48Red Hat Developer Program
- 28:31Open Dev Hour series
- 29:56Closing and call to action
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