Apache Camel K and Quarkus may simplify our development on Kubernetes. They are both relatively new products. Apache Camel K is a lightweight integration framework that runs natively on Kubernetes.…
Apache Camel K and Quarkus on Kubernetes
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Quarkus Microservices with Consul Discovery
In this article, I'll show you how to run Quarkus microservices outside Kubernetes with Consul service discovery and a KV store. Firstly, we are going to create a custom integration…
Quarkus OAuth2 and security with Keycloak
Quarkus OAuth2 support is based on the WildFly Elytron Security project. In this article, you will learn how to integrate your Quarkus application with the OAuth2 authorization server like Keycloak.…
Quick Guide to Microservices with Quarkus on Openshift
In this article I will show you how to use the Quarkus OpenShift module. Quarkus is a framework for building Java applications in times of microservices and serverless architectures. If…
Guide to Quarkus on Kubernetes
Quarkus is usually described as a Kubernetes-native Java framework. It allows us to automatically generate Kubernetes resources based on the defaults and user-provided configuration. It also provides an extension for…
Guide to Quarkus with Kotlin
Quarkus is a lightweight Java framework developed by RedHat. It is dedicated for cloud-native applications that require a small memory footprint and a fast startup time. Its programming model is…