Microservices Programming Model - Comparing MicroProfile & Spring
summary
Clear side-by-side comparison of MicroProfile vs Spring with concrete examples and a working demo: a MicroProfile service built from starter.microprofile.io using JAX‑RS + CDI, mp‑rest-client, JSON‑B, mp‑config, mp‑openapi, mp‑health, mp‑metrics, fault‑tolerance and mp‑jwt, then deployed to Open Liberty showing OpenAPI UI, health and metrics endpoints. Claims MicroProfile targets ~1000 implementations and rapid releases (v4.0), touts smaller/faster runtimes like Quarkus/Open Liberty and reports about ~30% code reduction when converting a Spring service.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Einleitung
- 0:14Programming Model for Microservices MicroProfile and Spring with comparison
- 7:41Getting started microprofile.io
- 8:47REST Service
- 9:31Dependency Injection
- 13:44REST Clients
- 17:36Reactive
- 21:42Configuration
- 24:15Faut Tolerance
- 29:56Security Consuming Ison Web Tokens
- 32:09Health
- 37:11Takeaway
- 40:35References
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