Practical Cloud Native Java Development with MicroProfile
summary
Argues that Eclipse MicroProfile supplies the missing cloud APIs Java EE lacked and plugs into Jakarta EE, with concrete pieces: MicroProfile Rest Client for injecting HTTP-backed interfaces, Config, OpenAPI, OpenTracing, Metrics, JWT for config, discovery, tracing, metrics and auth, and fault tolerance (retry, timeout, fallback, circuit breaker, bulkhead) for resilience. Demo runs a Dockerized backend called by a local service showing retries and fallbacks working; Kubernetes demo fails to run. Implementations include Liberty, Thorntail/WildFly Swarm, TomEE, Payara and Lightbend.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:48What is Cloud Native
- 4:14Characteristics of Cloud Native
- 6:44Why MicroProfile
- 10:16Whos involved
- 11:29Rest APIs
- 13:13Demo
- 18:52MicroProfile specifications
- 22:34Configuration JWT
- 25:44Demonstration
- 30:24Annotations
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