Java Microservices on Kubernetes with WildFly
Build Java Microservices with WildFly and run them on Kubernetes.
Intro
In this series, you’ll learn HOW-TO to build applications using some of the most common Jakarta EE specifications (e.g. Jakarta REST services, Jakarta Persistence, Jakarta Messaging, etc.) and run them on Kubernetes.
At some point, we’ll go even further and use some MicroProfile specifications (e.g. Rest Client invoking a Jakarta REST service in another application).
We will start building a Docker Image containing a WildFly Java Microservice (WildFly Java Microservice - PART 1: Docker Image), and then we will run that Docker Image on Kubernetes (WildFly Java Microservice - PART 2: Kubernetes): this will set the basis to extend this example in subsequent guides.
Guides in this series
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