Three evolutionary ecosystems work well together Java, Containers, and Kubernetes.
Past versions of Java were never designed to be “container aware”. This has led some to stray away from the JVM and consider other shiny languages. But wait, before you go, let’s discover what Java 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 (…) has done to get our applications into efficiently distilled containers that pack nicely into Kubernetes.
Microframeworks Java9+, advancing beyond the troubled past Java runtime to container runtime - a paradigm shift for “run anywhere” Distillation pattern · small containers with a reduced attack vector Multi-stage Dockerfile JLink, JDeps GraalVM Hands on example
NFJS Virtual Workshop
Getting comfortable with how it works and how to use it.
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As a software developer, you will become comfortable with designing, deploying, managing, monitoring, and updating a coordinated set of applications running on Kubernetes.
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What are some testing techniques on Kubernetes?