Deploy and update Jakarta EE & MicroProfile applications at light speed with Paketo
summary
Paketo buildpacks automatically detect language and runtime from source and use the pack CLI to produce OCI images (separate build and run images) while generating a software bill of materials; example stacks combine OpenJ9 (claims ~51% faster startup and "instant on") with the Open Liberty runtime and yield reproducible images often as small as 30–40 MB. The workflow rebases base layers for security fixes and supports MicroProfile/Jakarta EE; live demo is not shown due to Docker licensing, but builds complete with SBOMs and updated base layers.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:08Polyglot apps benefits
- 3:58Energy efficiency in cloud
- 6:21Java for microservices
- 10:11Build packs origins
- 13:23Cybersecurity importance
- 15:30SBOM and open source security
- 21:47Paketo build system
- 23:34Open Liberty runtime
- 27:28MicroProfile & Jakarta EE
- 29:34Getting started with Paketo
- 32:25Recap and closing remarks
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