How to develop your first cloud-native Applications with Java
11:30/12:10
For cloud native-applications, Kubernetes and Istio provide out-of-the-box a variety of key functionality that works generically for microservices, for example traffic routing. However, some functionality must be implemented in the business logic of the microservices, for example application-specific metrics and fine-grained authorizations. In this session, I'll use a concrete example to show how to create microservices with Java EE and Eclipse MicroProfile and how to roll out and run them on Kubernetes. I use my end-to-end example "cloud-native-starter", which is available as open source.
Language: English
Level: Beginner
Niklas Heidloff
Developer - IBM
Throughout his career, Niklas Heidloff has always been a champion of innovative application development and an active supporter in the open source software community. After helping drive the success of a German startup, Niklas accepted a position with IBM as a software architect and spent the next years traveling internationally, invigorating developer communities around various social and mobile technologies. In his current role, Niklas Heidloff is working as a Developer Advocate helping educate developers on new cloud based application development tools and techniques.
Harald Uebele
Developer Advocate - IBM
Harald works as developer advocate for the IBM Developer team and is based in Stuttgart. He has worked with cloud technologies for the past 7 years and is a fan of open source. In his job as developer advocate he supports and educates developers on open source and cloud technologies.
