Most of you recall, that I have some little history in Oracle WebLogic server. Coming all the way back from BEA times. I don't want to comment on recent developments or features or standard support, but one thing is for sure: It is out there and having …
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Showing posts from July, 2015
Did you enjoy the first ride with Fabric8 and OpenShift v3? There's more a lot more to come. After we got the first WildFly container up and running on Kubernetes, without having to deal with all it's inherent complexity, I think it is about time to s…
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Have you ever dreamed about running WildFly on OpenShift and leverage the latest Kubernetes features: On Windows? Sounds like blasphemy: Everything about those technologies is screaming GO and Linux. Windows doesn't seem to be the right fit. But I know,…
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DevOps is among the hottest topic these days. And the wide range of topics around it makes it hard to actually find a complete description or something that covers everything on a decent granularity. One thing is for sure: One of the most important parts is t…
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I didn't really plan for it, but with a conference free month, I had the chance to dig around a little more and show you even more of the Camel on WildFly magic, that the WildFly-Camel subsystem provides. The Business Background The demo is derived fro…
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System integration is a nice challenge. Especially, when you're looking for communication standards and reliable solutions. In today's microservices world, everybody talks about REST services and http-based protocols. As a matter of fact, this will ne…
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I've been working with Camel since a while now and I really like it's simplicity. Using it on top of Java EE always was a little bit of a challenge and one of the recent talks I gave about how to do this and the different methods of bootstrapping Came…
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