JVM + DevOps. A Backend Friendly to Operations
summary
Practical guidance for building JVM-based backends that are easy to operate in production: apply a JVM-specific Twelve-Factor approach for Kubernetes, add telemetry (observability), bake in security and CI/CD, and produce concise, developer-friendly documentation so Ops/SREs (or teams running their own services) can manage and monitor services effectively.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 5:10My DevOps journey
- 8:01What DevOps really is
- 13:26Ops teams versus DevOps
- 14:50Hexagonal architecture in practice
- 18:27Unit and integration tests
- 20:57Collaboration with teams
- 22:01Open Source project practices
- 23:32Importance of documentation
- 26:04Microservices and infrastructure
- 28:57Dependency security
- 30:22Application configuration
- 33:56Managing secrets
- 35:38Application logging
- 39:55DevOps and dev stereotypes
- 40:59Summary and conclusions
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