Cloud-Native Development Using Java with Eclipse MicroProfile

1h 52mIntermediate2023-03-28

Authors

Kate Stanley

Software Engineer at IBM

Course details

Many developers are building cloud-native applications and are looking for ways to create maintainable, resilient, and performant applications. Eclipse MicroProfile optimizes enterprise Java applications for cloud native and microservices architectures. The specifications have been created by experts in the community and are backed by companies such as IBM, RedHat, Oracle, Tomitribe, and Payara—which makes it a great choice for developers like you.

In this hands-on course, software engineer Kate Stanley introduces MicroProfile and some of the fundamental specifications available, as well as how to add those specifications to an existing Open Liberty application. Kate also covers how to start bringing in higher-level MicroProfile specifications as your cloud-native applications mature.

Skills covered

Cloud DevelopmentJavaOracleSoftware Development ToolsProgramming LanguagesCloud ComputingSoftware DevelopmentOne-Off

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - Develop apps using Java with MicroProfile

1. Introduction to MicroProfile

02 - What is MicroProfile
03 - Get started with MicroProfile

2. Run Locally with Docker

04 - What is Docker
05 - Install Docker
06 - Run an application with Docker

3. Run Locally with Kubernetes

07 - What is Kubernetes
08 - Install Kubernetes
09 - Deploy an application to Kubernetes

4. Health Check

10 - Importance of health checks
11 - Add a health check to a MicroProfile app
12 - Integrate health checks into Kubernetes

5. Metrics

13 - Importance of metrics
14 - View metrics in a MicroProfile app
15 - Add custom metrics to a MicroProfile app
16 - Collect and visualize metrics

6. Distributed Tracing

17 - Importance of distributed tracing
18 - Enable tracing in a MicroProfile app
19 - Connect two MicroProfile applications
20 - Enable distributed tracing

Conclusion

21 - Learn more MicroProfile