Master the Cloud Native Application Standard: MicroProfile
summary
MicroProfile 6.1 is presented as a practical standard: demos use Open Liberty (and mention Quarkus) to show a working REST service A → service B via @RegisterRestClient, live-config injection, and an OpenAPI UI. Security uses JWT with UPN/groups headers and MicroProfile JWT auth. Resilience shows @Timeout @Retry @Fallback combining with generated metrics, health/readiness endpoints, and OpenTelemetry traces; roadmap points to MicroProfile 7 and Telemetry/OpenAPI/rest-client updates.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction to MicroProfile
- 7:41Building RESTful microservices
- 13:20Configuring microservices
- 17:39Connecting microservices
- 20:29Documenting APIs with OpenAPI
- 21:54Securing endpoints with JWT
- 27:26Ensuring fault tolerance
- 34:18Monitoring health and metrics
- 40:17Tracing with Telemetry
- 43:33Reactive messaging in MicroProfile
- 45:21Handling transactions with Saga
- 46:49Querying with GraphQL
- 48:59Getting started with MicroProfile
- 50:23Future of MicroProfile
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