InJakarta EEbyDevSkills·Feb 27, 2025🚀 Run a REST Microservice in GitHub Codespaces with JDK 21, Jakarta EE 10 & MicroProfile 6.1! ⚡🌍In today’s cloud-native world, developers need environments that are quick to set up, consistent across teams, and ready for modern…
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Gautham Krishnan·Mar 18, 2024Navigating the Waves of Concurrency: Exploring Jakarta Concurrency“In a concurrent world, imperative is the wrong default!”A response icon1A response icon1
Open Liberty·Jan 18, 2024Containerizing Java applications with Cloud Native BuildpacksUse the Open Liberty Paketo buildpack to containerize a Java application
InCompendiumbyMads Opheim·May 23, 2023Enterprise Kotlin: Kotlin and Jakarta EEIf you look at the documentation on the Kotlin web page (Kotlin for server side), you’ll find a list of available frameworks for running…A response icon2A response icon2
Luca Motta·Dec 29, 2022How to run an Open Liberty app on IntelliJ IDEA using a specific Open Liberty server runtimeYou decide to switch from Eclipse IDE to IntelliJ IDEA for your Open Liberty development, but you are struggling about how configure…
Andrew Smithson·Dec 15, 2022Using OpenTelemetry in OpenLibertyThe latest betas of the OpenLiberty server have added support for the MicroProfile Telemetry specification which provides the ability to…
Doga Budak·Jul 3, 2022Why I decided to use Open LibertyThis is the story of how I fell in love with open liberty.
