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Recently we shared a blog about Ondrej’s talk prepared for Code One and Devoxx conferences: Be Reactive and Micro with a MicroProfile Stack. Now, we have his video so you can watch the talk as if you were there! We also enjoyed several other MicroProfile related talks at Devoxx and wanted…
Updated on: December 3, 2018 The Eclipse MicroProfile project would like to announce the availability of our e-book titled “Eclipse MicroProfile: Accelerating Cloud-Native Application Development with Java Microservices”. This new publication provides a high-level overview of the business value that the MicroProfile project can bring to an organization that is…
Fault Tolerance provides annotations which allow you to easily apply common fault mitigation strategies to your application but did you know that, since version 1.1, it also exports metrics which allow you to monitor these mitigation strategies?
Separate configuration from your microservices code with MicroProfile Config. Easily and dynamically change your app’s configuration by adding and modifying variables in your server config.
The Duke’s choice award has been around for 16 years and it recognizes individuals, organizations, projects, services, or any program related to Java innovation. This award celebrates extreme innovation using Java Technology. The Eclipse MicroProfile project was recognized this past Wednesday, October 24, 2018 by winning a Duke’s choice award. MicroProfile…
The Eclipse MicroProfile Contributors, an open forum to collaborate on enterprise Java microservices, would like to announce the release of Eclipse MicroProfile 2.1. Eclipse MicroProfile 2.1, which builds on the 2.0 version, updates the Open Tracing API. Like its previous version, MicroProfile 2.1 continues to align itself with Java EE…
Understanding Fault Tolerance and the strategies of resilience and eventual consistency are extremely important to microservices. This article is an update and expansion of an article written in April of this year. It’s the first part in a series of articles explaining how the MicroProfile Fault Tolerance specification is used…
In our last article about Microprofile Fault Tolerance we explained the motivation for this project and the need to provide a few design patterns under the microservice friendly Microprofile spec. Let’s now dive a bit deeper into the spec and explain some use cases. The behavior is controlled with annotations…
