This is the second Quarkus on Red Hat® OpenShift® workshop for the Kaiser Permanente virtual workshop event.

Quarkus is a Kubernetes native-JavaTM stack tailored for GraalVM and OpenJDK HotSpot, crafted from the best Java libraries and standards. Amazing boot time speed, incredibly low, really simple syndication (RSS) memory (not just heap size) offering near instant scale up and high-density memory usage in container orchestration platforms like Kubernetes. Quarkus uses a technique called compile-time boot and offers a unified imperative and reactive programming model and several other developer features like live reload to make development pleasant for your team.

Getting started: Participants will use Red Hat CodeReady Workspaces to develop Quarkus applications and deploy them to Red Hat OpenShift 4. The user experience is as efficient and familiar as an integrated developer environment (IDE) on your laptop. All you will need to have is internet access.

Topics will include:

• Dependency injection (DI)
• Testing Quarkus applications
• Debugging Quarkus applications
• Native compilation of Quarkus applications
• Deploying to Red Hat OpenShift
• Developing cloud-native with Quarkus
• Using Quarkus extensions
• Hibernate object-relational mapping (ORM)with Panache
• Event-driven messaging
• Streaming data with Quarkus and AMQ Streams and Apache Kafka
• Monitoring with Prometheus and Grafana
• Tracing Quarkus applications with Jaeger and MicroProfile open tracing
• Safeguarding applications using MicroProfile JSON web token (JWT) and Red Hat Single Sign-On (RH-SSO)
• Spring web to Quarkus Qute
• Spring DI to Quarkus context and dependency injection (CDI)
• Spring Data JPA to Quarkus Hibernate ORM
• Strangling the Spring Monolith with Quarkus
• Spring to Kubernetes-native with Quarkus