Serverless Java #slideless
summary
Builds a real Quarkus + MicroProfile Java app, packages it as function.zip and deploys with AWS CDK in Java, using Java 21 and ARM64 with 2 GB RAM. Demonstrates local dev mode that connects to real AWS services, automatic S3 bucket creation with precise IAM grants, and a pipeline-friendly Maven deploy. Measures cold start ~3.3s and warm ~0.09s, cites typical low-traffic cost ~$10–15/month and claims up to 100× savings for routine enterprise workloads. Shows it works end‑to‑end.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction and approach
- 3:26Cloud strategy and costs
- 6:11Java performance and serverless
- 8:25Project setup with Quarkus
- 12:00Developing the application
- 16:45Transitioning to serverless
- 21:46Infrastructure as code (CDK)
- 30:09Deployment and testing
- 35:43Operational considerations
- 40:04Managing cloud permissions
- 45:01Conclusion and Q&A
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