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Pack to the Future: Cloud-Native Buildpacks on k8s
Joe Kutner and Emily Casey discuss how to use the pack CLI to go from source to image and patch a pod.
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Java 8 LTS to the Latest - a Performance & Responsiveness Perspective
Monica Beckwith and Anil Kumar discuss Java JDK 8u LTS to the latest JDK 13 major changes, as well as impact on performance and responsiveness to backported JDK 11u LTS.
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Enabling Secure Code at Scale with Spring and OAuth2
Matt Ruel and Darren Forsythe discuss using Spring Security and OAuth2 to secure an application.
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Do’s and Don’ts: Avoiding First-Time Reactive Programmer Mines
Sergei Egorov discusses some of the problems encountered when creating a reactive system.
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Designing a Reactive System
Stephane Maldini, Ryland Degnan and Andy Shi discuss what options there are to build reactive systems.
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The Value of Reactive Systems
Stephane Maldini and Violeta Georgieva build a decision-making template to assist devs in starting a Reactive architecture.
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JUnit 5: Evolution and Innovation
Sam Brannen presents new features in JUnit 5: parallel test execution, temporary directories, custom display name generators, method ordering, timeouts, the Test Kit, and new extension APIs.
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Avoiding Reactor Meltdown
Phil Clay shows code examples of blocking problems and solutions when using Project Reactor, as well as a live demo with BlockHound.
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The Reality of Managing Microservice Deployments at Scale: You Need a Spinnaker
Olga Kundzich and Richard Francois cover JPMorgan Chase’s journey to transition to Spinnaker, demoing a configurable Spinnaker pipeline template that manages all the deployment processes.
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Learning Spring Boot: First as a Student, Then as a Teacher
Jennifer Lee highlights an advantage to Spring Boot: it's easy to learn, easy to master, and easy to teach.
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Write Less Code with Kotlin and Spring Boot
Todd Ginsberg presents the basics of Kotlin and the features that make it compelling.
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Cutting-Edge Continuous Delivery: Automated Canary Analysis through Spring-Based Spinnaker
Andreas Evers discusses Spinnaker, a stateful, open-source, multi-region, multi-cloud continuous delivery platform written in Spring.