cloud native development

Streamline your JBoss EAP dev environment with Red Hat CodeReady Workspaces: Part 2

Streamline your JBoss EAP dev environment with Red Hat CodeReady Workspaces: Part 2

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By Laurent Broudoux

This is the second half of my series covering how to use Red Hat CodeReady Workspaces to develop a Java Enterprise Edition (now Jakarta EE) application using Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (JBoss EAP) in the cloud on Red Hat OpenShift/Kubernetes. In the first part, we saw how to:

  • Bring your own tools by extending Red Hat’s provided stacks
  • Register your own stack within Red Hat CodeReady Workspaces
  • Create your workspace using your stack and embedding your JEE project located on a Git repository

For this second part, we’ll start configuring the workspace by adding some helpful settings and commands for building and running a JBoss EAP project. We’ll then see how to use the local JBoss EAP instance for deploying and debugging our application. Finally, we’ll create a factory so that we’ll be able to share our work and propose an on-demand configured development environment for anyone that needs to collaborate on our project.

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Eclipse Che 7 is Coming and It’s Really Hot (4/4)

Eclipse Che 7 is Coming and It’s Really Hot (4/4)

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By Stevan LeMeur

Eclipse Che 7 is an enterprise-grade IDE that is designed to solve many of the challenges faced by enterprise development teams. In my previous articles, I covered the main focus areas for Eclipse Che 7, the new plugin model, and kube-native developer workspaces. This article explains security and management of Eclipse Che 7 in enterprise deployment scenarios as well as release timing.

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Red Hat Summit 2018: Trends in cloud-native development

Red Hat Summit 2018: Trends in cloud-native development

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By Mike Guerette

At Red Hat Summit 2018, learn about the the top trends shaping the future of modern application development. You’ll find out how service mesh and serverless computing are continuing the evolution that started with the move to microservices architecture. Hear Burr Sutter, and Brad Micklea discuss the 10 major changes that are poised to reshape the developer tools market for years to come. Gain insight as Red Hat CTO Chris Wright shares his views about how serverless, AI, and blockchain are likely to influence the future of technology.

You can also learn about the future of Red Hat’s developer tools:

Join us May 8th – 10th at Red Hat Summit 2018 in San Francisco, at the Moscone Center.

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Red Hat Summit 2018: Learn how other developers are producing cloud-native applications

Red Hat Summit 2018: Learn how other developers are producing cloud-native applications

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By Mike Guerette and Rob Terzi

Want insights into how other organizations are building cloud-native applications and microservices? At Red Hat Summit 2018, developers from a number of different companies will be sharing their stories in break-out sessions, lightning talks, and birds-of-a-feather discussions.  Learn how they solved real business problems using containers, microservices, API management, integration services, and other middleware.

Join us at Red Hat Summit 2018, to hear speakers from Bell Canada, BMW, BP, Deutsche Bank, InComm, Sabre, SIA, Swiss Railways, USAA, and many more.

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Red Hat Summit 2018: Speakers on the forefront of Cloud-Native application development

Red Hat Summit 2018: Speakers on the forefront of Cloud-Native application development

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By Mike Guerette

May 8th – 10th at Red Hat Summit 2018 in San Francisco, you’ll get to see, hear, and meet speakers who are working on the forefront of cloud-native application development. Some are core developers working on Red Hat products or in the upstream open source communities. A number of speakers have published books on topics such as microservices and integration.  Others are working directly with developers at Red Hat customer sites helping those organizations efficiently move to cloud-native application development.   The speakers include:

Join us at Red Hat Summit 2018, to hear speakers from Red Hat, AquaSec, Bell Canada, Black Duck, Capital One, Cloudera, Deutsche Bank, F5, Facebook, Google, Microsoft, MITRE Corp., nearForm, Pixar, Sonatype, Twistlock, and many others.

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Red Hat Summit 2018: Getting Started with Modern Application Development

Red Hat Summit 2018: Getting Started with Modern Application Development

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By Mike Guerette

Are you interested in writing cloud-native applications?  Want to learn about building reactive microservices? Would you like to find out how to quickly get started with Vert.x, Wildfly Swarm, or Node.js in the cloud with Red Hat OpenShift Application Runtimes? Are you an Enterprise Java developer looking to try new programming paradigms?

To learn about modern application development, join us at Red Hat Summit 2018 for sessions such as:

 

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