Thorntail A Micro Implementation of Eclipse MicroProfile

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Red Hat’s Thorntail implements Eclipse MicroProfile 1.3 (SmallRye shared code) and ships as an uber‑jar; demo builds two services (greeting and cute‑name) that expose metrics in Prometheus format, an OpenAPI endpoint, health checks and MicroProfile Config picked up from env vars, and a Typesafe REST client with a fallback to local response when the cute‑name service is down. Jaeger is added to produce Jaeger traces showing spans across services, metrics timing appears after adding @Timed, and the demo services run and interoperate as shown.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 0:14Eclipse MicroProfile
3. 2:49Thorntail
4. 5:42Demo
5. 9:10Metrics
6. 11:35Health Check
7. 11:56Health Check Response
8. 13:23Open API Endpoint
9. 14:18Calling another service
10. 14:44Creating an interface
11. 16:10Creating a client builder
12. 18:48Creating a fallback
13. 20:51Open tracing
14. 24:24Instantiate tracer
15. 26:42Questions

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