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Ever wanted to use Quarkus awesome API’s and full feature set from a command line application ? Did you need to run a scheduled batch job now and then and not wanting to embed it into your main Quarkus built service ? Quarkus has thus far been used to write applications that runs via an endpoint i.e. long running webserver via http or short-lived function in a serverless environment. In Quarkus 1.4 command mode lets...
Quarkus Insights is a live streaming channel where we and guests will talk to get insights on how Quarkus works and how it is used.
Quarkus 1.4 introduces some interesting new capabilities for mocking CDI beans.
In a previous post, we announced the first version of Quarkus Tools for Eclipse. We’re now announcing a new version for Quarkus Tools for Eclipse, including better support for Eclipse Microprofile, Java 11 and enhancements to the wizard. Language support for Kubernetes, Openshift, S2i and Docker properties There is now completion, hover, documentation and validation for kubernetes., openshift., s2i., docker. properties Enter kubernetes prefix: Enter openshift prefix: Enter s2i prefix: Language support for MicroProfile REST...
Let's learn how to enable mutual TLS in a Quarkus app.
Quarkus 1.4 brings command mode, HTTP 2 support, a new FaaS framework called Funqy, new mocking features and much more.
A handy guide to Quarkus sessions at Red Hat's free Summit Virtual Experience.
Understand when and how to use the Quarkus IO thread and its influence on microbenchmarks.
Quarkus Tools for Visual Studio Code 1.4.0 has been released on the VS Code Marketplace. vscode-quarkus 1.4.0 fixes several bugs, including some performance issues, but the highlights of this release revolve around bringing support for multiple MicroProfile modules (Fault Tolerance, Health, LRA, Metrics, Open API, Open Tracing, Rest Client), in both properties and Java files. Many of these MicroProfile related enhancements were contributed by IBM. For a list of all changes, please refer to the...
Developing cloud-ready solutions has become an industry standard, especially in the enterprise world. Sooner or later your application has to face the problem of poor horizontal scalability or high memory usage and we all know it is better to be prepared. We understand this at Payair as well. When we faced the challenge of preparing the backend to our mobile payment app, we decided to use frameworks supporting a serverless approach as much as possible....
