Senior Solution Architect
Mauro Vocale
I was born on March 25, 1980 in Venaria Reale, Italy. I started to work in Java and Linux OS in 2001. I'm a passionate opensource developer, and I'm excited to work in a company like Red Hat as Senior Solution Architect.
Mauro Vocale's contributions
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Deploy a Java application on Red Hat OpenShift using JKube
JKube simplifies the deployment of a Java application on Kubernetes or Red Hat OpenShift, including components such as a database and MicroProfile.
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Build a bootable JAR for cloud-ready microservices
Create bootable JARs for cloud-ready microservices with JBoss and Jakarta EE. These self-contained environments offer efficiency, security, and minimal sizing.
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Making Java programs cloud-ready, Part 4: Optimize the runtime environment
Use Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform, JBoss EAP XP, and Galleon to optimize your Jakarta EE microservices application for cloud distribution.
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Making Java programs cloud-ready, Part 3: Integrate MicroProfile services
Prepare your Jakarta EE application for being used in a distributed architecture by introducing MicroProfile health checks, metrics, tracing, and more.
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Making Java programs cloud-ready, Part 2: Upgrade the legacy Java application to Jakarta EE
Transition your legacy Java EE 8 application to Jakarta EE, which sets the stage for deploying the application in a cloud-ready microservices architecture.
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How to make Java programs cloud-ready: An incremental approach using Jakarta EE and MicroProfile
Use Jakarta EE and MicroProfile to integrate a legacy Java application with other applications in a microservices architecture on Red Hat OpenShift.
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Externalized HTTP Session in an OpenShift 3.9 Environment
In this article I will explain how to externalized the HTTP session of a JEE application in an xPaaS environment, using JBoss EAP and JBoss Data Grid. I will describe the steps needed to easily build the solution and the key points related to it.
Deploy a Java application on Red Hat OpenShift using JKube
JKube simplifies the deployment of a Java application on Kubernetes or Red Hat OpenShift, including components such as a database and MicroProfile.
Build a bootable JAR for cloud-ready microservices
Create bootable JARs for cloud-ready microservices with JBoss and Jakarta EE. These self-contained environments offer efficiency, security, and minimal sizing.
Making Java programs cloud-ready, Part 4: Optimize the runtime environment
Use Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform, JBoss EAP XP, and Galleon to optimize your Jakarta EE microservices application for cloud distribution.
Making Java programs cloud-ready, Part 3: Integrate MicroProfile services
Prepare your Jakarta EE application for being used in a distributed architecture by introducing MicroProfile health checks, metrics, tracing, and more.
Making Java programs cloud-ready, Part 2: Upgrade the legacy Java application to Jakarta EE
Transition your legacy Java EE 8 application to Jakarta EE, which sets the stage for deploying the application in a cloud-ready microservices architecture.
How to make Java programs cloud-ready: An incremental approach using Jakarta EE and MicroProfile
Use Jakarta EE and MicroProfile to integrate a legacy Java application with other applications in a microservices architecture on Red Hat OpenShift.
Externalized HTTP Session in an OpenShift 3.9 Environment
In this article I will explain how to externalized the HTTP session of a JEE application in an xPaaS environment, using JBoss EAP and JBoss Data Grid. I will describe the steps needed to easily build the solution and the key points related to it.
