Enterprise-ready innovations enable teams to transition smoothly to cloud-first technology through application modernization tools, container-aware runtimes, microservices architectures, and dev-ops practises that make the cloud native future for existing Java teams very promising.

Eclipse Foundation with Jakarta EE specification project is enabling community-driven collaboration and open innovation for the cloud. It welcomes opportunities for collaboration with other open source Cloud Native for Java technologies such as Eclipse MicroProfile. This session will give you an update on the current state of Jakarta EE, invite you to get involved, innovate and help shape up the future of Jakarta EE!

This session shows how to implement cloud-native microservices using Jakarta EE and MicroProfile. We will develop a mesh of microservices, powered by Quarkus, and managed by Kubernetes and Istio.

Java doesn’t work well in a container on Kubernetes right? Too big? Too slow to start? Not anymore with Quarkus! Quarkus significantly reduces the container resource requirements for memory and startup, while still supporting standard APIs like Eclipse MicroProfile.

Small deployable, fast deployments, clear cut between infrastructure and business logic, stable and rich Java environment, functionality on top of CNCF standards. In this session, Adam will explain productivity with plain code and from scratch. Multiple Kubernetes deployments included. A live coding session with ongoing Q&A.

Planning to build microservices? The b(EDT) practice of building a first-class Cloud Native Microservice is to follow12-Factor app. But how do you fulfil the 12-factor app rules, e.g. how do you externalize the configuration, fault tolerance, etc? Come to this session to build a 12-factor microservice using MicroProfile programming mode (microprofile.io) and Open Liberty (openliberty.io) with a live code demo!

Come to our live-coding session to learn about new features added in Helidon 2.0 such as GraalVM native image support in Helidon MP, MicroProfile Reactive Streams and Reactive Stream Operators, Helidon DB Client and HTTP Client in Helidon SE.

Reactive can be seen as a way to build better Cloud applications - more responsive, more elastic, more robust. In this talk, we explore the changes made in MicroProfile to bring reactive to enterprise development. Want to see how enterprise Java is morphing to become more reactive? How JAX-RS applications can stream data and embrace reactive programming? Then, don’t miss this talk!

When writing micro-services, you need a few goodies for the distributed environment you are running in. With Eclipse MicroProfile you can use etcd for Configuration, OpenTracing and Jaeger for Distributed Tracing and Prometheus for Metrics in combination with your Jakarta EE Application. This session show how you can achieve this with Payara Micro.