Jakarta EE and Cloud Native Projects at Eclipse Foundation

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Jakarta EE is the open-source successor to Java EE, released Sept 10 as fully equivalent to Java EE and shipping with three compatible implementations on day one; code and tests live at Eclipse under an open specification process that mandates open TCKs and self‑certification. The governance swaps JCP’s spec‑lead model for a collaborative, code‑first flow. Roadmap items include the Javax namespace migration, Jakarta 9 planning to target Java SE 11, and proposals such as Jakarta NoSQL and Jakarta Batch.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 2:30Innovation and Collaboration
3. 5:24The Eclipse Foundation - By the Numbers
4. 6:24Our Focus Areas
5. 7:22Our Impact: Open Innovation at Industrial Scale
6. 8:52Cloud Native Java Collaborative Projects
7. 11:25Eclipse MicroProfile Specifications
8. 11:50MicroProfile Implementations & Projects
9. 18:58Strategic Members
10. 20:43Jakarta EE at the Eclipse Foundation
11. 21:07Open Specifications
12. 25:50Open Source TCK License and Process
13. 27:06The Overall Specification Process
14. 27:43Full Compatibility with Java EE 8
15. 29:29Jakarta EE 8: Powered by Participation
16. 30:33Compatible Implementations
17. 31:16What's Next for Jakarta EE?

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