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MicroProfile is what developers need to solve the generic technical problems found when building a Java microservice architecture. Therefore, this is the first post in a series discussing everything a developer needs to know to deploy Java or Kotlin applications with negligible managing, wiring, and infrastructure work.
Emily Jiang mounts a defence of appropriately designed and well-thought-out microservices. She invites you to step back and rethink microservices. She starts with the history of microservices, then misconceptions about microservices, best practices of microservices, and finally the future of microservices.
44 of the Open Liberty developer guides have been updated to use the latest MicroProfile 6 and Jakarta EE 10 specifications.
Microservice architecture can make it more difficult to see how services depend on or affect other services, which also makes it harder to find the source of latency or inaccuracy. MicroProfile Telemetry helps you collect data on the paths that application requests take through services.
MicroProfile continues to innovate how the industry optimizes Java microservices. MicroProfile 6.0 enables applications to use MicroProfile APIs together with Jakarta EE Core Profile 10 and various other new functions and improvements, including the new MicroProfile Telemetry. Open Liberty 23.0.0.3 provides support for MicroProfile 6 as well as the Jakarta EE 10 profiles and Java SE 20.
