How to handle Fault Tolerance in your Enterprise applications and Microservices
Microprofile fault tolerance specification is a way for your application to handle the unavailability of a service by using a set of different policies. In this tutorial we will see how we can apply these policies in an application that can be run in Thorntail runtime.
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Running MicroProfile applications on Openshift
In this tutorial we will learn how to deploy a Thorntail application on Openshift. This is the quickest path to leverage Microprofile applications in a PaaS.
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Securing a MicroProfile application with Keycloak
In this tutorial we will learn how to secure a Microprofile application running with Thorntail runtime and Keycloak.
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Getting Started with MicroProfile applications
With the transition of Java EE to Jakarta EE, you can now adopt both Jakarta EE standards and MicroProfile stack for your projects. In this tutorial we will learn more about the MicroProfile API and the difference with other standars we have formerly used such as Java EE and SOA.
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How to invoke a Maven plugin from the Command Line?
In this short tech tip, we will learn how to call a Maven plugin from the Command Line (i.e. a Plugin which is not included in your pom.xml file)
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Building Container-ready native applications with Quarkus
Here is our second tutorial about Quarkus. Today we will learn how to create native executable applications with amazingly fast start up time. Next we will create a Container image that will be eventually deployed on the top of Openshift
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Getting started with Quarkus
Welcome to Quarkus, the lastest project for supersonic Java! ! Quarkus features a Cloud Native, Container first, Microservice ready framework for writing Java applications based on the standards and frameworks you are using today (Hibernate, RESTEasy, Camel, Vert.X etc).
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Java EE example application on Openshift
In this tutorial we will learn how to deploy a Java EE application on WildFly Container image running on the top of OKD.
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Securing JAX-RS Services in WildFly applications
In this tutorial we will learn how to secure a JAX-RS Service using an Elytron File System Realm, restricting access to methods using javax.annotation.security annotations.
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WildFly application monitoring
In the second tutorial about monitoring WildFly we will learn how to collect application metrics by applying MicroProfile metrics that will show up in WildFly 15 and above.
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Speed up your Java coding with Lombok
We all know that one of the most annoying things in Java is the thing we need to place lots of boiler plate code when building our applications. Think for example of adding Constructors with all fields, getter and setter methods, Logger static methods, not to mention the boilerplate code to use common patterns in your Java code.
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