Developing OpenShift applications with Java and Quarkus

Learning path | 10 resources | 2 hrs and 25 mins | Published on April 25, 2022
Create, test, and deploy Java code to OpenShift in a seamless development workflow using Quarkus, which lets you write data-driven applications using a variety of data sources with just a few lines of code.

  1. Overview: Developing OpenShift applications with Java and Quarkus
  2. Getting started with Quarkus Lesson | 15 mins
  3. Quarkus for Spring Boot developers Lesson | 15 mins
  4. Reactive streaming with Quarkus and Kafka | 15 mins
  5. Effective data with Hibernate and Panache from Quarkus Lesson | 15 mins
  6. Templating with Qute Templating Engine Lesson | 15 mins
  7. Monitoring Quarkus with Micrometer Lesson | 15 mins
  8. Reactive programming with Quarkus Reactive SQL Lesson | 20 mins
  9. Reactive Data access with Quarkus Hibernate Reactive with Panache Lesson | 20 mins
  10. Using Quarkus CRUD with Microsoft SQL Server on RHEL Lesson | 15 mins

Overview: Developing OpenShift applications with Java and Quarkus

Java Quarkus
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