Architecting and delivering Java applications in the cloud era
summary
Argues that Java adapts to cloud via JVM container awareness, faster six‑month releases, Jakarta EE and MicroProfile agile specs, and options for native builds. Shows a Quarkus app with readiness/liveness checks, metrics and immutable images, built by GitHub Actions and Tekton, deployed to Platform.sh and OpenShift hybrid cloud and running successfully; discusses orchestration vs choreography with Kafka events and when to use each. Recommends container best practices (one process per image, graceful shutdown) and highlights Quarkus + GraalVM native for very fast startup.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction and speakers
- 3:26Professional backgrounds
- 5:45Agile and devops culture
- 11:31Cloud service models
- 17:14Modern cloud offerings
- 21:22Defining cloud native
- 26:43Application evolution
- 29:10Java in the cloud era
- 37:48Service orchestration
- 45:51CI/CD practices
- 50:09Cloud native best practices
- 55:47Live hybrid cloud demo
- 1:05:52Q&A and closing remarks
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