Community Day at EclipseCon 2022 was held in person on Monday, October 24 in Ludwigsburg, Germany. Community Day has always been a great event for Eclipse working groups and project teams, including Jakarta EE/MicroProfile. This year was no exception. A number of great sessions were delivered from prominent folks in…
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…
We are happy to announce that the Garden State Java User Group (GSJUG) has joined the MicroProfile Working Group (MPWG) as of January 2021. We follow the Atlanta Java Users Group (AJUG) as the second JUG to be part of the working group. Serving on the Steering Committee as primary…
Do you really need a sledgehammer to crack a nut? Seeing the number of aspects that need to be covered to achieve the end goal, this blog post is divided into 2 parts. This first part explains the need, possible solution, introduction to MicroProfile, project set-up and implementation of…
We are happy to announce the first release of the Language Server for MicroProfile (LSP4MP) and the Tools for MicroProfile VS Code extension. LSP4MP is a language server that provides core language support for MicroProfile, including code complete, diagnostics, snippets and more. Tools for MicroProfile leverages LSP4MP to provide a…
Updated: August 3rd, 2020 by the Editor Since its inception in June 2016 and the release of 1.0, the MicroProfile platform has come a long way. MicroProfile 4.0 release was scheduled to be released in June 2020, however the release is on hold. The Eclipse Foundation Management has ordered this community…
At Oracle Code One 2019 Rafael Guimares, Otavio Santana, and I presented this 45 minutes session for the first time. We provided a case of cloud migration and modernization of a widely use monolithic system with the help of MicroProfile, Jakarta EE, TomEEand Tribestream API Gateway in the Brazilian medical Industry that involved several challenges such as the fifth-largest…
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 Martin Stefanko to participate in the MicroProfiler Onboarding…
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…
Background There has been a recent update on the Jakarta EE rights to Java trademarks. It is worth a read in detail since there will be a future impact on the Eclipse MicroProfile specifications. To be brief, Jakarta EE specifications can use the existing Java EE-related apis defined under the…
¿Cuantas veces nos hemos vistos en la necesidad de exponer una API para la subida de archivos? Por ejemplo que el usuario suba un archivo delimitado por comas para crear o actualizar de forma masiva alguna entidad en la base de datos. Al buscar en lugares como StackOverflow lo más…
How any times do developers need an endpoint to handle file uploads? For example the user needs to upload a CSV file to make a batch insert or update. Searching in places like StackOverflow, it is common to find that there is no stantard way to handle file uploads with…
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.
The Boost Vision The Open Liberty team would like to share some Maven/Gradle function with the MicroProfile community, which we’ve been prototyping as the “Boost” plugin. The “Boost” approach abstracts away from the end-user developer the details of installing and configuring an individual MicroProfile implementation with the deployed project application,…
https://dzone.com/articles/how-to-use-recent-microprofile-and-jdk-features-to Managing a potentially unlimited number of autonomous, loosely coupled and frequently updated microservices on top of a flexible cloud infrastructure, creates new challenges for developers. This article outlines features of recent JDK and MicroProfile updates for reliably deploying and scaling cloud applications while continuously integrating network and service updates….
Monitoring Resiliency Behavior With MicroProfile I’ve recorded a 4 minutes video that shows how to get technical metrics of resiliency mechanism without effort with MicroProfile Fault Tolerance 1.1. Now, Fault Tolerance includes metrics that by default are emitted via the metrics endpoints. Video also shows how you can use and…
Difference between Java EE, Jakarta EE & MicroProfile At Devoxx BE 2018, I was interviewed by Yolande Poirier on what’s the difference between Java EE, now Jakarta EE, and Eclipse MicroProfile. During the 7 minutes conversation, we also discussed what enterprise projects could build their enterprise applications on. You can…
https://www.tomitribe.com/blog/tomee-a-tutorial-on-microprofile-rest-client/ In this tutorial, you will be able to develop and deploy a type-safe approach REST Client to consume an existing JAX-RS microservices with Apache TomEE 8 M1.
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…
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…
This is the final of a series of 3 articles dedicated to the MicroProfile Fault Tolerance. We started by introducing and giving an overview of the specification in “MicroProfile Fault Tolerance, Take 2”. Next, we explained the different annotations and their options in “MicroProfile Fault Tolerance Annotations”. Now we take…
