Supersonic, Subatomic Eclipse MicroProfile
summary
Quarkus plus Eclipse MicroProfile produces microservices that boot in fractions of seconds and shrink runtime memory: a simple REST service drops from ~140 MB (traditional) to 74 MB fat jar or native image 35 MB for JPA examples, with first-response times moving from ~4 s down to 0.101 s startup for native images. Demo assembles JAX‑RS services with OpenAPI, OpenTracing, Metrics, Health, JWT via Keycloak, a type‑safe REST client and fault‑tolerance fallbacks; native builds work but emit noisy runtime warnings.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 13:23ECLIPSE
- 15:18Configuration
- 19:44MP OpenAPI Example
- 21:54MP Open Tracing Example
- 22:25MP Health Check
- 23:28MP Health Example
- 25:42MP Metrics Example
- 27:10MP Fault Tolerance Example
- 28:26REST Client
- 29:44MP RestClient Example
- 30:56MP JWT Propagation
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