Embracing the Cloud: A Java Developer’s Guide to Jakarta EE on The Cloud
summary
A Jakarta EE 10 WAR running on JDK 17 is containerized with OpenJ9 and deployed to Azure using Open Liberty hot-reload, Azure Container Registry and Container Instances; the demo uses PostgreSQL (single server for the demo, plan to migrate to flexible server) and Docker Compose for local dev. CI is Jenkins/GitHub workflows that build the image, push to ACR and create the container instance; startup services seed the DB and the app exposes ports 9080/9443. Live demo has flaky moments but the deployment and monitoring via Azure tools are functional end-to-end.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker intro
- 4:25Project Quanza overview
- 10:15Dockerizing the development environment
- 17:04Setting up Azure resources
- 24:33Creating Azure container registry
- 27:04Deploying to Azure container instance
- 29:53Live demo walkthrough
- 38:30Automation and CI/CD pipelines
- 46:12Database management practices
- 49:21Cloud provider comparison and future plans
- 51:28Q&A and closing remarks
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