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Zero To Hero in Kubernetes Native Java

The document discusses how to build Java applications that are native to Kubernetes using Quarkus. It explains how Quarkus enables native compilation to produce small, fast, open source Java applications and services for the cloud-native world. The document demonstrates how to create a sample Quarkus application and add Kubernetes and health check extensions to it.

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Zero To Hero in Kubernetes Native Java

The document discusses how to build Java applications that are native to Kubernetes using Quarkus. It explains how Quarkus enables native compilation to produce small, fast, open source Java applications and services for the cloud-native world. The document demonstrates how to create a sample Quarkus application and add Kubernetes and health check extensions to it.

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Zero to Hero in

Kubernetes Native Java

Kevin Dubois
Principal Developer Advocate, Red Hat

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Cloud Native vs Kubernetes Native

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Quarkus
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Quarkus enables Native Compilation

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Supersonic Subatomic Java

Quarkus + Native Quarkus + JVM Traditional


(via GraalVM) (via OpenJDK) Cloud-Native Stack
12 MB 73 MB 136 MB

Quarkus + Native (via GraalVM) 0.016 Seconds


Quarkus + JVM (via OpenJDK) 0.943 Seconds

Traditional Cloud-Native Stack 4.3 Seconds

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Ready to be
a hero?

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quarkus create app

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quarkus extension add kubernetes

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quarkus extension add smallrye-health

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developers.redhat.com/developer-sandbox
Start exploring in the OpenShift Sandbox.
Try Red Hat's products and technologies
without setup or configuration.
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Book Signing with
Markus Eisele &
Natale Vinto
Friday, July 28th
at 12:10pm

Come meet Markus and Natale and have


them sign a free copy of “Modernizing
Enterprise Java”.
(Limited Quantities)
Book Signing with
Alex Soto Bueno
Friday, July 28th
at 2:10pm

Come meet Alex and have them sign a free


copy of “Quarkus Cookbook”.
(Limited Quantities)
Book Signing with
Natale Vinto &
Alex Soto Bueno
Friday, July 28th
at 10:50am

Come meet Natale and Alex and have them


sign a free copy of “GitOps Cookbook”.
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Thank you!

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