Titlebook: Beginning Cloud Native Development with MicroProfile, Jakarta EE, and Kubernetes; Java DevOps for Buil Tarun Telang Book 2023 Tarun Telang

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Microservices Architecture,. has become an increasingly popular way to build scalable and resilient systems. It makes it possible to scale individual services independently by decoupling services from each other. It allows for more efficient use of resources and reduces the impact of failures on the overall system.

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The Eclipse MicroProfile Framework,In this chapter, you are introduced to the Eclipse MicroProfile architecture. The chapter also covers the essential and most critical standards in the Eclipse MicroProfile, namely configuration, health checking, fault tolerance, metrics, RESTful web services, open tracing, and open API.

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,MicroProfile Framework – Part 2,In the last chapter, you were introduced to MicroProfile‘s architecture. That chapter also covered a few essential standards in-depth, like configuration, health checking, and fault tolerance.

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Containerizing Microservices Using Kubernetes,This chapter explains how to containerize your microservices using Docker and Kubernetes. You start by learning about containers and why you should use them. You then learn how to install Docker and Kubernetes. Finally, you learn how to deploy your microservices into containers using Docker and Kubernetes.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-8832-0Java; MicroProfile; Jakarta EE 10; cloud native; Kubernetes; cloud; cloud-native; native; native cloud; cloud

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Markus Moll,Hsiao-Wei Tang,Luc Van Goolwith what it is not: Cloud-native is not about where an application runs. It doesn’t matter if an app runs in a public cloud, private cloud, or an on-premises data center. What matters is how the app is built and run. In this chapter, you start by exploring the meaning of cloud-native, the character

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