One of the reasons you would prefer OpenShift instead of Kubernetes is the simplicity of running new applications. When working with plain Kubernetes you need to provide an already built…
Java, Spring, Kotlin, microservices, Kubernetes, containers
One of the reasons you would prefer OpenShift instead of Kubernetes is the simplicity of running new applications. When working with plain Kubernetes you need to provide an already built…
In this tutorial I’ll show you how to use the Arquillian Cube OpenShift extension. Building integration tests for applications deployed on Kubernetes/OpenShift platforms seems to be quite a big challenge.…
Here's the next article in a series of "Quick Guide to...". This time we will discuss and run examples of Spring Boot microservices on Kubernetes. The structure of that article…
In this article I'm going to show you how to set up a continuous delivery environment for building Docker images of our Java applications on the local machine. Our environment…
I had a touch with the Arquillian framework for the first time when I was building the automated end-to-end tests for JavaEE based applications. At that time testing applications deployed…
In this article, I'm going to show you how to deploy your Java applications on OpenShift (Minishift), and connect them with other services running there. We will also learn how…
In this article, I'm going to show you some basic and more advanced samples that illustrate how to use Istio platform in order to provide communication between microservices deployed on…
Introduction I came across Envoy Proxy for the first time a couple of weeks ago, when one of my blog readers suggested that I write an article about it. I…
In one of my previous posts, I described an example of a continuous delivery configuration for building microservices with Docker and Jenkins. It was a simple configuration where I decided…