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Create one Java Microservice with OpenLiberty and MicroProfile – made for beginners
Today I created a YouTube video, where I developed one Microservice. The level of content of that video is for beginners. The video was "live" recorded and I made some minimal editing and the video takes 18 min. The recoding is related to Java Microservices with MicroProfile and OpenLiberty in Visual Studio Code . The source code is available in... Continue Reading →
Fast setup of a Java microservice project with MicroProfileStarter
In this blog post I want to show the easy setup of an own MicroProfile/OpenLiberty project with MicroProfileStarter . From my perspective that is very useful for new Java developers, who want to build microservices. The prerequisite is, you have installed maven and Java on your local machine. You can use for more information the MicroProfileStarter it self and... Continue Reading →
Definition of a Dockerfile to use bash scripts on a Windows 10 machine for our Cloud-Native-Starter workshop
We defined a Dockerfile to create a Docker image for our Cloud-Native-Starter workshop especially for Windows 10 users. The users can now simply create a Docker image on the local Windows 10 machine and then follow the guided steps in the hands-on workshop documentation and use the bash scripts. The reason why we don't build... Continue Reading →
Handle mircoservice resiliency with MicroProfile – a short teaser video
Today I finished the last part of my “Let's get started with cloud native Java applications on Kubernetes hands-on workshop” 3-minutes teaser videos series on youtube. This short 3-minute teaser video is about: Handle mircoservice resiliency with MicroProfile in context of the cloud native starter project and workshop on GitHub project. Check it out: https://youtu.be/JeMI7gzmdO4 You... Continue Reading →
Traffic management in Kubernetes with Istio – a short teaser video
Today it is time for Part 5 of my “Let's get started with cloud native Java applications on Kubernetes hands-on workshop” 3-minutes teaser videos series on youtube. This short 3-minute teaser video is about: Traffic management in Kubernetes with Istio in context of the cloud native starter project and workshop on GitHub project. Check it out:... Continue Reading →
Expose and consume a REST API built with MicroProfile – a short teaser video
Part 4 is ready for my “Let's get started with cloud native Java applications on Kubernetes hands-on workshop” 3-minutes teaser videos series on youtube. This short 3-minute teaser video is about: expose and consume a REST API built with MicroProfile in context of the cloud native starter project and workshop on GitHub project. Check it... Continue Reading →
Deploy a container image to Kubernetes – a short teaser video
Today I recorded part 3 of my “Let's get started with cloud native Java applications on Kubernetes hands-on workshop” 3-minutes teaser videos series on youtube. This short 3-minute teaser video is about: deploy a container image to Kubernetes in context of the cloud native starter project and workshop on GitHub project. Check it out: https://youtu.be/7wyTf6gW1Xs... Continue Reading →
How to build a container – a short teaser video
I recorded a new 3-minute video for my “Let's get started with cloud native Java applications on Kubernetes hands-on workshop” teaser video series on youtube. This short 3-minute teaser video is about: how build a container for a miroservice in context of the cloud native starter project and workshop on GitHub. Check it out: You can get... Continue Reading →
Let’s get started with cloud native Java applications on Kubernetes
Getting started with cloud native development using Microservices and Java can still be challenging. Kubernetes and Microservices are not new, but there are still a lot of possibilities to move existing or build new applications to be cloud native, especially for Java. For this reason @Niklas and @Harald started to create an open source project, to... Continue Reading →