Creating a Cloud-native Microservice – Which Programming Model Should I Use?
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Side-by-side comparison of Spring Boot and MicroProfile with a live demo that builds two REST microservices, packages the MicroProfile service on Open Liberty, and deploys it with health, readiness and metrics endpoints wired to Kubernetes probes. Shows JAX-RS + CDI, MicroProfile OpenAPI/Swagger, REST client, JSON-P vs Jackson, reactive messaging, retries/timeouts/circuit-breaker and a fallback that triggers when a 200ms timeout elapses. Notes MicroProfile implementations (Open Liberty, WildFly, Payara, SmallRye) and a reported adoption rise from ~13% to ~23% in nine months.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:40MicroProfile
- 8:15Microservices
- 8:47Rest
- 9:51Microservice
- 11:15Macroservice
- 19:15Factor
- 21:42Resilience
- 23:23Secure Macroservices
- 26:21Monitor Macroservices
- 30:40Distributive Treating
- 33:32Demo
- 43:45Summary
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