Posts from Rudy De Busscher

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Rudy De Busscher loves to create web applications using Jakarta EE and MicroProfile. In his role as Product Manager at Payara Services, he writes technical content; contributes to MicroProfile implementations and promotes the Payara Platform. He is a regular speaker at the world’s biggest developer and Java industry events, including JavaLand, ConFoo, jLove and more. He has been active in the IT industry for more than 20 years and during this time has created many applications for customers. He is also a big fan of open source and has helped in various open source projects such as DeltaSpike, PrimeFaces, and Apache MyFaces. Passionate about application security, you can often find him discussing OAuth2, OpenID Connect, and JWT. He maintains the Octopus OpenSource project and is a member of the Jakarta EE Security API team.

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Integration Testing using MicroProfile Testing and Payara Micro

 

Integration testing is perceived as difficult, time-consuming and requiring complex setup of 3rd party systems. There are different types of integration testing, such as system, acceptance and release testing, but all types of testing share the need to integrate several units of your application or other systems in your test.

Relationship between Payara Platform, MicroProfile and Java EE/Jakarta EE

Maybe you've already heard about Eclipse MicroProfile, or maybe you don't know what benefits it offers you in your current project. Perhaps you don't see the relationship with Java EE/Jakarta EE - or how you can use it with Payara Server or Payara Micro.

In this blog, I'll give you a short overview of all of the above questions so that you can start using MicroProfile in your next project on the Payara Platform.

How to Run and Debug your Payara Micro Application with IntelliJ IDEA

*Update* - The IntelliJ IDEA Payara Tools Plugin has been released and offers a better alternative to the solution discussed in this blog. Read more here about the Plugin.

If you want to run and debug your application from within an IDE using Payara Micro, you need to take different steps and use a different configuration then when you run the application with Payara Server. With Payara Micro, you can start the runtime from a jar file with no previous installation step. In this blog, I'll show you the steps to use IntelliJ IDEA with Payara Micro and how you can perform a hot reload of the application.

Rolling Application Upgrades with Payara Micro and Kubernetes

Introduction

Application updates are required as part of the normal maintenance process of your application lifecycle management. These updates should be as smooth as possible, and especially for a micro-services environment, performed with zero-downtime of your Payara Micro application. The Kubernetes Rolling Upgrades feature can help you with this.