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SUMMARY:Exploring Stateful Java Microservices Built with Kubernetes
DESCRIPTION:** PLEASE REGISTER HERE **\nhttps://trifork.zoom.us/webinar/reg
 ister/WN__bcA6AEWR4y0qmGvym3Zdw\n\n--\n\nJoin us for the online meetup "Ex
 ploring Stateful Java Microservices built with Kubernetes" with Mary Grygl
 eski. During this GOTO night\, Mary will explore which exercises and promi
 ses fulfill the expectations of a modern server solution that epitomizes a
 ll the elements needed to build\, run and deploy an efficient production s
 ystem today and will examine and demonstrate the fundamentals of such a sy
 stem that’s built with Open Liberty in Kubernetes.\n\nVenue/Host: Zoom\n
 Costs: Free of charge\nSpeaker: Mary Grygleski\n\nABOUT THE TALK\n\nHow do
 es one choose to architect a system that has a Microservice / REST API end
 points? There are many solutions out there. Some are better than others. S
 hould state be held in a server side component? Generally we are told this
  is a bad practice\, but is it? It’s unclear and this confusion may lead
  to poor technology stack choices that are impossible or extremely hard to
  change later on as your system evolves in terms of demand and performance
 .\n\nWe learn from the experience of others. Choosing who to follow is har
 d and this topic will help you the developer or technical decision maker t
 o meet your company’s I.T. demands in the modern world. We will explore 
 into a tried and true\, enterprise-grade\, Java Open Source stack - Open L
 iberty in Kubernetes - which exercises and promises to fulfill the expecta
 tions of a modern server solution that epitomizes all the elements needed 
 to build\, run and deploy an efficient production system today.\n\nWe will
  examine and demonstrate the fundamentals of such a system that’s built 
 with Open Liberty in Kubernetes:\n\n• Microservices/REST API – Options
  to use when running your apps in the JVM\n• Concurrency – how to take
  advantage of multi-core CPUs and clustered distributed systems\n• State
 ful vs Stateless - while stateless apps are easier to implement\, the bulk
  of the apps in production are stateful which involve a higher level of co
 mplexity and risk\, especially when data would need to travel across multi
 ple machine and network boundaries\n• Deployment – how about container
 ization and orchestration using Kubernetes?\n\nAGENDA\n\n5:00pm — Welcom
 e to this GOTO Night in collaboration with IBM\n5:05pm — Mary Grygleski 
 will present her subject of the day\n5:45pm — Live Q&A with Mary Grygles
 ki\n5:55pm — Thank you for joining us for this GOTO Night\n\nABOUT THE S
 PEAKER\n\nMary is a senior developer advocate at IBM with the Liberty/Webs
 phere team\, focusing on Liberty\, Microprofile\, Jakarta EE\, Java\, Open
  Source\, Cloud\, and Distributed Systems. She transitioned from Unix/C to
  Java around 2000 and has never looked back since then. She considers hers
 elf as a polyglot and loves to continue learning new and better ways to so
 lve real-life problems. She is an active tech community builder outside of
  her day job\, and currently the president of the Chicago Java Users Group
  (CJUG)\, as well as a co-organizer for several IBM-sponsored meetup group
 s in the Greater Chicago area.\n\n** PLEASE REGISTER HERE **\nhttps://trif
 ork.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN__bcA6AEWR4y0qmGvym3Zdw\n\nhttps://www.devo
 pschat.co/meetings/exploring-stateful-java-microservices-built-with-kubern
 etes
URL:https://www.devopschat.co/meetings/exploring-stateful-java-microservice
 s-built-with-kubernetes
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