Boost Developer Productivity with Open Cloud Native Java
summary
Cloud-native Java tooling shows concrete wins: OpenJ9 reduces startup and ramp-up time compared to HotSpot (42% faster startup, 28% faster ramp-up) and trims memory by removing desktop APIs; Open Liberty provides modular runtimes plus IDE plugins that generate MicroProfile/Jakarta EE starter projects, live-reload, health checks and code-completion, and it builds images and runs containers from the IDE using the auto-containerize via Liberty Maven plugin.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction to cloud native
- 3:35Cloud native Java definition
- 9:30Developer productivity focus
- 12:21OpenJ9 optimized Java runtime
- 17:45Jakarta EE evolution
- 23:51MicroProfile for microservices
- 29:52Open Liberty runtime platform
- 33:20Developer tools and IDEs
- 42:08Developer experience with Open Liberty
- 51:52Conclusion and community call
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