Kotlin EE: Boost your Productivity
summary
A RESTful JSON service is written in Kotlin in only a few lines using JAX-RS and Jackson, packaged as a tiny artifact and run in a local Docker overlay network; images build in seconds, containers are created from those images and scaled with docker service update/replicas, health and time endpoints are added, services discover each other via container DNS and round‑robin load balancing, and the workflow emphasizes short build/test feedback and minimal third‑party dependencies.
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chapters (26)
- 0:00Kotlin for enterprise systems
- 1:45Speaker background
- 3:06Kotlin fits Java EE
- 4:36Kotlin features for Java devs
- 7:04Kotlin data classes
- 8:18Library compatibility
- 10:32Kotlin in containers
- 13:28Kotlin runtime plugins
- 15:06Simple time service
- 16:38Cloud CLI tools
- 19:13Cloud service management
- 21:18Machine-to-machine setup
- 23:14New Kotlin project with Maven
- 24:31Basic Kotlin service config
- 27:12Time service endpoint
- 30:03Service config preview
- 31:32Time service details
- 34:13Health service with SMS
- 36:19Web client for time
- 37:47Docker scaling
- 38:59Containerized deployments
- 41:00Networking for services
- 43:42Host networking
- 45:19Service discovery
- 46:31Kotlin benefits for teams
- 47:37Q&A
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