OpenShift Commons Briefing #114: Building Cloud Native Apps with WildFly Swarm and OpenShift Application Runtimes with James Falkner (Red Hat)

OpenShift Commons Briefing Summary

In this briefing, Red Hat's James Falkner walked us through building cloud-native Java applications with WildFly Swarm and Red Hat OpenShift Application Runtimes (RHOAR). WildFly Swarm is bringing the world of microservices to Enterprise Java developers. If you are developing with Java EE, then WildFly Swarm can ease the transition to a microservices architecture on OpenShift. This briefing provides an overview of WildFly Swarm and how it is delivered through Red Hat OpenShift Application Runtimes. It also covers some practical techniques for coding and deploying effective Java microservices on OpenShift using WildFly Swarm. By the end of this session, you should have a good understanding of how to leverage your existing Java EE skills to develop microservices and how to get started with your own project.

Access the slides from this presentation: OpenShift Commons Briefing - James Falkner Cloud Native Apps with Wildfly Swarm and RHOAR

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