Securing Serverless Functions on Kubernetes with Quarkus Extensions
summary
Creates and deploys a Quarkus function to Kubernetes using kn func and Cloud Native Buildpacks, pushes an image to registry, and leverages Knative to scale to zero and cold‑start on demand; binds Kubernetes Secrets via the Quarkus kubernetes-config extension to inject DB credentials (demo secret name dbcredentials), returns JSON and works end‑to‑end. Claims native compilation (GraalVM) reduces startup from ~0.85s (JVM) to ~80ms and memory from ~80MB to ~4.5MB; live coding and continuous test loops run locally while native builds run in CI.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 3:00Where Is the Right Place To Start Your Application Architecture Based on Serverless Capability
- 14:57Sample Application
- 29:45Deploy Kubernetes
- 34:06Add a New Quarkx Extension
- 37:09Create a Secret on Kubernetes
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