Supersonic subatomic Enterprise Java from the ground up
summary
Demo builds a small "coffee shop" microservice with supersonic subatomic Java using Quarkus, Maven, Docker and Kubernetes, with JAX-RS, CDI, JSON‑B, MicroProfile Config/Health and Hibernate with Panache for persistence to Postgres. Development uses Quarkus dev mode hot reload and in‑IDE integration tests that attach to the running app; the runnable jar is kilobyte‑small inside layered images, so Docker pushes are fast. The app deploys to an IBM Cloud Kubernetes cluster and works; native image and OpenJ9 JVM options are shown as alternatives.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to Quarkus
- 6:18Developer mode and hot reload
- 14:37Testing in development mode
- 18:53Deploying to Kubernetes
- 25:59Adding persistence with Panache
- 34:51HTML templating with Qute
- 41:02Build-time optimizations
- 46:41Takeaways and resources
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