Welcome / Community Session

Oracle: Monica Riccelli

IBM: Erica Banda

Payara: Louise Castens

Tomitribe: Cesar Hernandez

If you want to learn the simplest steps to migrate from previous versions of Jakarta EE to Jakarta EE 10, you must attend this session, which will show you some recommendations that you can apply right now in the migration process of your applications.

This talk will focus on how to use MicroProfile features to improve observability and monitoring in microservices-based enterprise applications.

NoSQLs are already a part of our everyday applications, but among the different types, there is one that we sometimes do not explore for our solutions: graph oriented NoSQLs. In this talk we will see why they are important and how we can use them in our Java (Jakarta NoSQL) projects.

Jakarta EE applications require an application server in order to be executed and during testing there may be other dependencies such as a database or a message broker. Testcontainers is the perfect library to provide these dependencies.

In an era of cloud and AI java applications have the great challenge of being light, performing, elastic, fast and consume the minimum of resources. You will learn how to give superpowers to your JakartaEE applications by creating native images optimized for high performance environments such as the cloud.

Demonstrate how to meet an SLA e.g. 1 second response time of a microservice using CI/CD with automated load testing rounds and evaluating metrics. Integration Testing (10%) MicroProfile (30%) Docker (30%) Metrics Evaluation (30%)

Jakarta EE in the Industry Q&A

Closing Remarks