Java App Development in the Cloud: MicroProfile, Quarkus and Cloud.
summary
Builds a tiny random-words service (noun + adjective) using MicroProfile, packages it with Quarkus, containerizes with multi-stage Docker, and runs CI/CD via Google Cloud Build. Deploys containers to Cloud Run (KNative style) with automated canary releases and traffic splitting. Measures cold-start pain and shows Quarkus native (GraalVM) cuts startup time and memory footprint, while native builds demand larger build machines. Demo code and starter scripts live on GitHub and the stack is proven end-to-end in the cloud.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to serverless Java
- 5:09What is MicroProfile
- 16:29Why use MicroProfile
- 20:04Containerizing the application
- 23:40Deploying to the cloud
- 28:03Going serverless with Cloud Run
- 33:20Serverless pitfalls and cold starts
- 38:02Introducing Quarkus
- 42:43Q&A and resources
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