Modern Java App Development in the Cloud

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A simple Java service (returns two random words) goes from code to production using MicroProfile, built into a container, CI-triggered Cloud Build, and deployed serverless on Google Cloud Run. Switching runtimes is pure config so moving to Quarkus native with GraalVM cuts cold-starts: JVM cold-starts take about 6 seconds here versus ~1 second for the native binary. Repository and multi-stage Docker examples are provided so the exact build files and Docker/CI steps are reproducible.

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1. 0:00Modern Java cloud development
2. 1:50Deploy Java apps to cloud
3. 7:48Jakarta EE and MicroProfile
4. 14:09Choosing MicroProfile runtime
5. 16:13Containerizing Java apps
6. 18:21CI/CD for cloud deployments
7. 22:15Serverless with Cloud Run
8. 24:40When serverless fails
9. 28:15Startup time with Quarkus
10. 33:17Native compilation
11. 36:07JVM vs native performance
12. 40:47Project resources
13. 43:31Legacy to cloud-native
14. 44:56Q&A

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