
Hello everyone! We're also a bit tired of webinars; their number has exceeded all possible limits in the last couple of months. Therefore, for Habr, we are trying to gather the most interesting and useful ones for you.)
At the beginning of June (we hope summer will finally arrive), we've scheduled several practical sessions that we believe will interest developers. First of all, we'll discuss serverless and the latest ultra-fast (like, for example, cold start?), and secondly, Albert Khaliulov will talk about the peculiarities of cloud development on Jakarta EE, Microprofile, and Docker (each participant will receive a ready virtual machine for practical work). Finally, on June 9, Valery Korniyenko will explain how to deploy your OpenShift in IBM Cloud in just a few minutes. Interested? If yes — details below.
- Mon June 1 12:00-14:00
Description
A brief overview of Serverless computing and how it helps developers. We will discuss Quarkus (an open-source Java framework for working with Kubernetes) and demonstrate why it is so popular in cloud development and optimally suited for Serverless computing. You will be able to write Java application code on your own, deploy it in the cloud, see the effect of using Quarkus, and gain practical insight into what Serverless means! * The seminar will be conducted in English!
- Tue June 2 12:00-14:00
Description
We will show how to develop microservice applications and ensure their interaction through a service mesh using Jakarta EE, Microprofile, Docker, Kubernetes, and other cloud technologies. You will see how to use a Java Enterprise application server to create microservice applications in containers. After the webinar, you'll have the opportunity to implement the demonstrated scenarios yourself.
- Tue June 9 12:00-14:00
Description
In this masterclass, you will learn how to create an OpenShift cluster in just a few minutes in IBM Cloud and deploy your container application within it. From source code in GitHub to a deployed application in the OpenShift cluster in a matter of minutes!
Source: habr.com
