How to develop your first cloud-native Applications

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For cloud-native applications, Kubernetes and Istio provide key functionality for microservices independent of their programming language and without changes to their application logic. However, some functionality must be handled in the business logic of the microservices, e.g. application-specific failover functionality, metrics, and fine-grained authorization. In this webinar, we'll show how to create microservices with JavaEE and Eclipse MicroProfile and how to run them on Kubernetes and Istio. We will use our Cloud Native Starter example which we open-sourced on Github.

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Building an agile and reactive architecture is the holy grail for any Enterprise or Solution Architect. Microservices, based on Domain Driven Design and as a subset of Service and Event Oriented Architectures promised to deliver that. Cloud Native operational benefits and IaaS as a commodity is key to understand Microservices as a valid architectural approach. What can we learn from historical evolution of integrations problems, and how is Cloud Native impacting Solution Design and companies organic structure?

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Learn how developers are benefiting from modern lowcode, visual development tools to simplify development, reduce timescales and save costs. Developers are using Oracle's Lowcode Mulitexperience Platform to create beautiful, responsive Web, Mobile and Conversational applications that are cloud native, infinitely scalable and secure. Join us and learn how to do all of this without the need to become a specialized expert in multiple platforms, one platform many solutions.

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Running your Cloud Native applications has never been easier! Learn how you can leverage the Application Development services that are available on the Oracle Cloud Platform to get started real fast, and scale up your application to production-grade enterprise workloads with ease. Learn about Helidon Microservices, Serverless Functions and of course our Managed Kubernetes platform.

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In enterprise software, we see more and more of the cloud native technologies, especially container orchestration and service meshes, emerging and slowly taking over the market. Developers are facing the challenge which technology to choose to implement microservices for a cloud native setting. Java Enterprise has been used for software solutions for a long time and its APIs are well-established in the ecosystem. However, is it possible to develop cloud native, service-meshed Java Enterprise applications that fulfill concerns such as scalability, resiliency, and telemetry.

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The Micronaut Framework is truly impressive in its coverage of necessary functionalities and integrations for advanced application development. I would like to show how easy it is for a sophisticated framework to use current "good practices" for the development of cloud-based microservice systems. In addition to the integration with service discovery, monitoring, tracing and resilience, the message-based communication between the services will also be demonstrated using Apache Kafka. The practical example is an application system for reusing real-time data from Meetup.com.

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We have seen a range of data published on the impact of various parameters on the spread of covid-19, including population density, average number of people per household, ethnicity, weather data etc. Have you ever wanted to run your own analytics on covid-19 data, and examine data sets? In this talk I will showcase how to deploy an application, comprised of multiple microservices for parsing time series data for the number of positive and death cases in every country and region using Kubernetes and OpenShift. You will also learn how to make them publicly available through your own REST APIs.