Kubernetesize your Java application

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Shows how a Spring Boot app becomes a Kubernetes service: build with Maven or jib plugin or a multi-stage Dockerfile, use jlink reduces image to 160MB from ~490MB, run locally on Docker Desktop or minikube, deploy with Helm charts and kubectl contexts, debug remotely via JVM on port 5005, migrate to AWS EKS with the same manifests, and use Istio to do precise traffic splits (example 75/25) for canary/A-B testing. Tools: Skaffold, Jenkins X, CodePipeline.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 2:13create your custom jre
3. 19:30run kubernetes as a single node cluster on your local machine
4. 39:46deploying helm server component on the gpu cluster

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