A Cloud-Native Webinar Series for Developers: Introduction to Quarkus, Kubernates-native Java

A Cloud-Native Webinar Series for Developers : Quarkus, Istio and Knative

Our world transformed overnight. For many in enterprise IT, demand growth that used to take months is happening in minutes.

It’s essential now to deliver cloud-ready apps quickly. With the right technologies and techniques, you can scale up and keep up.

In this 3-webinar series, learn the basics of new technologies and developer tools available on Red Hat OpenShift that helps in fast delivery of your applications.

Workshop 1 : Introduction to Quarkus, Kubernetes-native Java

Thursday, 11 June 2020, 2.00 pm - 3.00 pm (SG Time)

• Basics of Quarkus
• Importance & benefits of Cloud-Native java framework
• Run a few Quarkus labs with instructions and guidance(Quarkus for Spring Boot, Reactive Streaming, etc) labs on-demand.

Workshop 2 : Introduction to OpenShift Service Mesh

Wednesday, 8 July 2020, 2.00 pm - 3.00 pm (SG Time)

• Basics of OpenShift Service Mesh
• Introduction of features such as Observability, Traffic shaping, Circuit-breaker, Security and Resiliency

Workshop 3 : Platform abstraction with OpenShift Serverless

Thursday, 13 August 2020, 2.00 pm - 3.00 pm (SG Time)

• Introduction to OpenShift Serverless
• Bringing together Knative, Camel-K, Strimzi & other middleware services in end-to-end deployment mode.

Participants will run the labs on their own after the session with detailed instructions and guidance.

Speakers : Kin Wai Koo, Kapil Shukla

About our Speakers:

Kin Wai is an Application Development Specialist in Red Hat. He has spent most of his career in Application Development - a large part of it developing in Java. His other interests include container technology and automation.

Kapil is an Enterprise Architect at Red Hat Singapore. A thought leader in cloud native platforms, agile integration, api management and automation space, Kapil has assisted numerous enterprises accelerate their digital transformation journey via adopting cloud-native platforms and applications. In the earlier phase of his career, he was a software developer and product manager building large scale distributed enterprise applications. Kapil graduated from IIT Bombay, India in Computer Science and holds an MBA (Dean Honor) from NUS Business School, Singapore.