In this tutorial we will cover how to connect WildFly application server (or JBoss EAP 7) to a remote Artemis MQ server by defining a Remote Connection factory which points to the AMQ broker
Read more: How to connect WildFly to a remote ActiveMQ Artemis server?
Vaadin is an open source Java web framework with a large set of Web Components and Java EE supported with CDI integration. Let's see how to get started with it to create a sample Web application which will run on WildFly.
Debezium is a project built upon Apache Kafka and uses Kafka to stream the changes from one system to another. Once core feature of Debezium is the Change Data Capture which is able to capture data and pushes it into Kafka. In this tutorial we will learn how to configure Debezium and Apache Kafka to stream changes in the database generated by a Quarkus application.
This short tutorial shows how to create a Quarkus application which exposes a set of JAX-RS endpoints which are backed by a repository of data managed with JPA:
In the first tutorial (Quarkus vs Spring Boot - Part 1) we have compared Spring Boot and Quarkus in relation to the core framework capabilities, memory consumption, cloud readiness and ease of development. In the second part of this article series, we will be comparing which are the actual API that you can use to build microservices-like applications using Spring Boot and Quarkus.
In this two-part article series, we will be comparing Quarkus and Spring Boot taking into account aspects related to the runtime statistics of an application used by them, the core libraries/framework used along with other key aspects such as cloud-native readiness. Get ready: this is Quarkus vs Spring Boot!
You might have already heard of Kogito so you may want to learn more about it and how it compares with Drools Rule engine. In this tutorial we will learn what is the relation between these two Rule engines.
Qute is a templating engine designed specifically for Quarkus. If you have been using JSF/JSTL you will find some concepts similar, although Qute can be used to produce a Front-End for your applications combining both the imperative and the non-blocking reactive style of coding plus validation of expressions referenced. Let's get into it!
Are your Java threads consuming most of your CPU and want to find which one is actually consuming most of it? Then just keep reading.
Read more: Finding which Java threads are consuming your CPU
CDI Events allow beans to communicate so that one bean can define an event, another bean can fire the event, and yet another bean can handle the event.Let's see how we can take advantage of this to manage the lifecycle of a Quarkus application.
Read more: How to manage the lifecycle of a Quarkus application
This tutorial explores how you can deploy Quarkus applications in containers and, more specifically, on OpenShift Paas Cloud platforms There are different approaches to deploy Quarkus applications on OpenShift. In this tutorial we will discuss them in detail.