Realizing the Potential of Cloud Native Serverless Jakarta EE
summary
A hosted service called Payara Cloud inspects uploaded WARs, extracts Jakarta EE and MicroProfile config artifacts, and automatically builds a tiny container image, creates Kubernetes pod and Ingress resources on Azure AKS, wires DNS and SSL, and exposes editable config and metrics. It runs Web Profile plus concurrency and JMS clients, includes a CLI and GitHub Actions demo, and successfully deployed a JSF demo live. Limitations: no session clustering yet and rolling upgrades are work in progress; GA v1 is available and a k8s-installable runtime targets Q3.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 0:32What is Cloud Native?
- 4:22Advantage of Separating Runtime and Deployment
- 6:37Runtime Tracing
- 7:04Application runtime models.
- 11:21Deployable Resources
- 12:58Health Checks
- 13:36Platform Engineering
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