Server-Side WebAssembly: Integration patterns in Microservices | DevNation Tech Talk
DevNation Tech Talk: Server-Side WebAssembly: Integration patterns in Microservices
DevNation Tech Talk: Server-Side WebAssembly: Integration patterns in Microservices
DevNation Tech Talk: Beyond REST and CRUD: Integration patterns in Microservices
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This book helps you get started with Podman, a rootless container engine that makes it easy to build, manage, and run secure containers on Linux.
Learn how to install, deploy, administer, and operate a high-performance messaging system based on Red Hat AMQ Broker with this cheat sheet.
This book covers how to combine Quarkus, Microservices, Microprofile, Spring, and Kubernetes into an effective and integrated development and deployment stack. Kubernetes Native Microservices are microservices that utilize and integrate with Kubernetes features naturally and efficiently. The result is a productive developer experience that is consistent with the expectations of Kubernetes platform administrators.
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MicroProfile Fault Tolerance
MicroProfile Health
MicroProfile OpenAPI
MicroProfile OpenTracing
MicroProfile Metrics
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Explore the improvements in JBoss Tools 4.15.0 and Red Hat CodeReady Studio 12.15 for Eclipse 4.15 (2020-03) to Quarkus and container-based development.
Explore where Quarkus fits in the Kubernetes-native Java ecosystem for faster microservices and serverless applications, and walk through an example.
Use Red Hat OpenShift Serverless and Apache Camel K to create a serverless Java application that you can scale up or down on demand.
Discover the new and improved features in Red Hat Data Grid 8.0, including a new server architecture, an improved REST API, and enhanced observability.
Migrate a Spring Boot application to Quarkus, then compare startup times between the two container-based Java frameworks.
Create a Syndesis microservices pipeline integrating different data sources into a new composite service, without writing a single line of code.
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This article describes how you can use case management for dynamic workflow processing to create a completely event-sourced system.
Deploy Apache Kafka on Red Hat OpenShift 4, using reasonable sample microservice applications.
We show how to leverage Debezium along with integration framework Apache Camel to provide microservices decoupling architectures.
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