MicroProfile and Jakarta EE Panel
summary
Jakarta EE 11 sets the source level to Java 21 baseline, removes Managed Beans and adds Jakarta Data added as a new spec, targeting a June–July release window; MicroProfile ships 6.1 (Oct 12) and plans MicroProfile 7 that decouples which Jakarta Core version is used, collapses telemetry into three pillars and adopts OpenTelemetry integration for metrics/logs/tracing, and introduces a GWT Bridge spec; context propagation work migrates into Jakarta Concurrency and serverless prototypes exist in Open Liberty.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00MicroProfile & Jakarta EE panel intro
- 1:24Jakarta EE 11 release overview
- 4:59MicroProfile 6.1 highlights
- 7:55MicroProfile 7.0 roadmap
- 10:29Context Propagation & Concurrency
- 15:31Serverless & standalone specs
- 16:34MicroProfile 6.1 favorites
- 17:41Jakarta EE 11 timeline
- 18:47Java 21 features in Jakarta EE
- 21:05Jakarta EE APIs survey
- 23:34NoSQL integration challenges
- 27:28MicroProfile members
- 29:15Jakarta EE participation
- 32:12Jakarta EE 11 favorites
- 34:03Jakarta EE 11 challenges
- 35:26How to contribute
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