Java, Quarkus, Kafka, and more: The best of 2021
Discover popular Red Hat articles from 2021 on Java, Apache Kafka, Quarkus, RHEL, Camel K, and other application support topics. Contains recommended resources.
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Discover popular Red Hat articles from 2021 on Java, Apache Kafka, Quarkus, RHEL, Camel K, and other application support topics. Contains recommended resources.
Learn how to install the Service Binding Operator for Kubernetes and Red Hat OpenShift. Then, use it with PostgreSQL from a simple Quarkus application.
Highlights of December 2021 include two guides for integrating Red Hat OpenShift Streams for Apache Kafka. Read the entire monthly recap for further details.
Discover how Project Thoth solves dependency management issues and vulnerabilities in the Python ecosystem, making the resolution process cloud-based.
Learn how to make OpenShift's Machine Config Operator and Argo CD GitOps orchestration tool work well together to prevent node auto-reboot during Argo CD sync.
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Improve your Kubernetes apps' security with runtime checks on sensitive activities. Record seccomp profiles using the Security Profiles Operator and eBPF.
Find out how to conveniently measure the performance of backend applications, or microservices, running on Kubernetes or OpenShift, and learn how to use Vegeta.
Find out which articles about Ansible, automation, CI/CD, GitOps, and API management most piqued developers' interest in 2021.
Set up MirrorMaker 2 to replicate data between two OpenShift Streams for Apache Kafka instances. Use Strimzi to run MirrorMaker 2 on OpenShift Dedicated.
Explore new language features introduced in Java 17 and learn how to optimize them in Quarkus. This tutorial offers hands-on examples to get started.
Learn about new features in OpenShift's Web Terminal Operator 1.4. Install it in any namespace by creating an operator group and a subscription through YAML.
Debug remotely by running a debugger on Kubernetes with VS Code. Install the requisite VS Code extensions and debug and rebuild iteratively with Skaffold.
Learn more about Gradle plugins in Eclipse JKube, and discover how to use them to create a Java application for vanilla Kubernetes or an OpenShift cluster.
Modernize monolithic apps into containerized services on Kubernetes. This case study shows you how to migrate an n-tier app using Konveyor open source tools.
Learn how to use the Chrome DevTools inspector to view and debug a Node.js serverless function running inside a container on a Red Hat OpenShift cluster.
Discover why Express.js is a good choice for Node.js developers. This is part 6 of a series on Node.js reference architecture.
Learn how to use Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) projects to anonymize data automatically and in real time for enhanced data protection and privacy.
Stream sessions from the virtual Jconf.dev 2021 Java conference to hear fascinating insights from developers worldwide. Tune in for Red Hat presentations.
Find out the biggest news for Kubernetes and OpenShift in 2021, including OpenShift 4.8, containers, serverless apps, Node.js, Apache Kafka, CI/CD, and Quarkus.
Extend common DevOps tools and processes with DevSecOps to improve app security. Enable security automation and help teams collaborate on security policies.
Read an informative overview covering the new book, Modernizing Enterprise Java, a Concise Cloud Native Guide for Developers. Download the free e-book today.
Red Hat Developer shares its readers' top picks of articles posted in November 2021, including two Linux updates. See the full recap at the end of this article.
Connect web services with Camel K and AtlasMap. Learn how to inspect the service interface, design an OpenAPI definition, map data, and define a Camel route.
Learn how to better build and extend containerized apps by using Project Thoth to control container image quality and provide more robust runtime environments.