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Automate Your Quarkus Deployment Using Ansible

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In this article, we’ll explain how to use Ansible to build and deploy a Quarkus application. Quarkus is an exciting, lightweight Java development framework designed for cloud and Kubernetes deployments, and Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform is one of the most popular automation tools and a star product from Red Hat.

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Quarkus 3: The Future of Java Microservices With Virtual Threads and Beyond

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Over the past four years, developers have harnessed the power of Quarkus , experiencing its transformative capabilities in evolving Java microservices from local development to cloud deployments. In this enlightening journey, let’s delve into the heart of Quarkus 3's integration with virtual threads ( Project Loom ).

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Microservices With Apache Camel and Quarkus (Part 4)

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But Quarkus also allows us to compile them into machine code and run them as native processes. Hence, the native mode is the preferred execution mode of the Quarkus applications in production. All the whys and wherefores of the native mode are explained in a very clear and detailed manner in the Quarkus documentation.

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Microservices With Apache Camel and Quarkus (Part 2)

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In the first part of this series , we saw a simplified microservices-based money transfer application, implemented using Apache Camel and AWS SDK (Software Development Kit) as Java development tools and Quarkus as a runtime platform. Quarkus is able to run your applications in two modes: JVM (Java Virtual Machine) -based and native.

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Unlocking the Power of Oracle NoSQL With Quarkus: Seamless Integration for Cloud-Age Applications

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This article delves into the synergy between Oracle NoSQL and Quarkus , exploring how their integration empowers Java developers to build robust, cloud-native applications efficiently. It has led to the rise of NoSQL databases, offering flexibility, scalability , and performance tailored to the demands of modern applications.

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Kubernetes-Native Development With Quarkus and Eclipse JKube

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This article explains what Eclipse JKube Remote Development is and how it helps developers build Kubernetes-native applications with Quarkus. Introduction As mentioned in my previous article , microservices don’t exist in a vacuum. They typically communicate with other services, such as databases, message brokers, or other microservices.

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Microservices With Apache Camel and Quarkus (Part 3)

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As a K8s-native runtime, Quarkus supports various types of clusters, including but not limited to Minikube, Kind , OpenShift , EKS (Elastic Kubernetes Service) , AKS (Azure Kubernetes Service) , etc.