Supersonic, Subatomic, Kubernetes native java
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This document discusses Red Hat technologies including Quarkus, an open source Java framework, and OpenShift Pipelines for continuous integration and delivery of containerized applications. It also mentions Knative Serving for serverless workloads and recommends a book on using OpenShift for microservices. The document concludes with a thank you for attending the conference and provides contact details for two Red Hat architects.
Supersonic, Subatomic, Kubernetes native java
- 2. Quarkus Maven Plugin https://code.quarkus.io/ But first Maven Getting Started
- 7. Microservices Sam Newman’s really excellent book Why you should use OpenShift for your Microservices applications
- 9. OpenShift Pipelines PipelineResource Pipeline Task Task Define Run Pipeline Controllers (Tekton, ext, ...) pipeline-pod-a pipeline-pod-b PipelineRun TaskRun TaskRun pipeline-pod-c aka Tekton
- 10. Knative Serving Serverless primitives with containers Service combined lite version of the objects below to enable simple use cases Configuration the desired state for your service, both code and configuration Revision an immutable point-in-time snapshot of code and configuration Route assigns traffic to a revision or revisions of your service
- 11. Demo APP DEV APP OPS
- 12. CONFIDENTIAL Designator Thank You! MSDayAtlanta2020 Veer Muchandi Chief Architect - Container Solutions, NACS @VeerMuchandi https://blog.openshift.com/author/veermuchandi/ Jeremy Davis Chief Architect @argntprgrmr