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Welcome to the world of microservices! We now can provide you with the tools you miss from your time with Java EE, while still leaving you free to switch application server whenever you want, without having to change your Java code.
Twelve Factor App, a widely adopted methodology, defines best practices for creating microservices. MicroProfile and Kubernetes can be used to implement the 12 factors, clarifying the boundary between application and infrastructure, minimising divergence between development and production, and enabling microservices to scale easily.
In this article, we will cover how developers can create a microservice with Java using the Eclipse MicroProfile specifications with the DevOps friendly application server, Apache TomEE.
The MicroProfile community is thriving and always on the lookout for new members to join the family. This Open Source community cares about its members and will do its best to keep the hurdles of getting involved as low as possible. We asked Edwin to be interviewed (git issue) to…
About a year ago, I wrote a blog post about Eclipse MicroProfile that explained what it is and why it was created. The explanation of what it is and why it was created is still valuable, but MicroProfile evolves rapidly, so it’s time to talk about where we are at, what’s new, and what to expect in the next few months.
MicroProfile Reactive Messaging 1.0 is now available as a standalone release, i.e. outside the MicroProfile umbrella/platform release. MicroProfile Reactive Messaging delivers a development model to build event-driven microservices and data streaming applications. A long-time has passed since the initial discussions about reactive in MicroProfile. In February, we released Reactive Streams…
