Spring Boot deployment on Kubernetes
Spring Boot lets you create stand-alone Spring-based applications and (Micro)services. Spring Boot provides ways to implement common (Micro)service patterns, such as externalized configuration, health check, circuit breaker, failover.
How to deploy Spring Boot applications on Kubernetes
Ever wondered how you could create truly micro microservices using your favorite Spring APIs? Ever wondered how to leverage your Spring skills to build serverless apps? Have you been left wanting to leverage the groundbreaking capabilities of GraalVM-native images without sacrificing your hard-earned Spring knowledge? This session will show you how Quarkus speaks Spring by live coding a Quarkus application using some of the most popular Spring features, which will then be converted to GraalVM-native image and deployed and scaled up in milliseconds on Kubernetes and OpenShift.
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