Do you really need a sledgehammer to crack a nut? (Part 2) In the previous section (Microprofile, a knight or just another pawn [Part 1 of 2]), we implemented MicroProfile interoperable JWT RBAC. We also secured the resource with the help of the claim scope present in the JWT token…
A tool to create cloud-native Java microservices: MicroProfile Starter 1.0 MicroProfile Starter (Beta) was released in February of 2019 and as of January 27, 2020, there had been 12,421 projects created via MicroProfile Starter! Now, the already popular tool is ready for its public release and is generally available. What…
Today, the MicroProfile community would like to announce the availability of the IntelliJ plugin for MicroProfile Starter. In order to install the plugin, you need to have the IntelliJ installed, then go to File > Settings > Plugins and search for “MicroProfile Starter” and click on the “Install” button. As…
The MicroProfile community would like to announce the availability of a Visual Studio Code extension for MicroProfile Starter. Version 0.1 of the VS Code extension for Eclipse MicroProfile Starter is now available in Visual Studio Code’s Marketplace for developers to download and use. MicroProfile Starter generates for developers Maven projects…
https://dev.to/geefygeorge/database-enabled-microservices-with-tomee-and-microprofile-1afb Creating database enabled Microservices with Tomee and MicroProfile is a fairly straightforward task. In this five (5) minutes article, I’m going to highlight the key points you, as a developer out to consider. Disclosure, we’ll be looking at code, however this isn’t a step-by-step tutorial.
There are many good examples that demonstrate specific MicroProfile functionality and there are also good examples that showcase Istio functionality, especially the BookInfo application. Since I couldn’t find a comprehensive application that utilizes MicroProfile and Istio, my colleague Harald Uebele and I have built one.
