Rudy De Busscher

In this article, we discuss MicroStream caching and clustering functionality. We also indicate the available integrations.

Table of Contents Java SerialisationMicroStream SerialisationAdvanced FeaturesUsing the MicroStream SerialisationConclusionResources In this fourth part we go deeper into the Serialisation engine that is within MicroStream to store the Object graph in a binary format. In the previous articles (part 1, …

In the third article in the introductory MicroStream series, we discuss the key strategies for storing your data.

In this second article in the series, we cover how to get started configuring the StorageManager of MicroStream!

MicroStream is the high-performance Java-Native-Persistence framework to overcome database impedance mismatches.

The objective of Jakarta EE 9.1 is to provide certification on Java SE 11 and not to deliver new features.

Foojay community members discuss the modernization of Jakarta EE applications from the older Java EE form, including backwards-compatibility, as well as forwards-excitement about cool new developments like Microprofile.

Do you really need Kubernetes for your environment? Or is it just another case of the next ‘new and shiny’ object, with people distracted by the novelty and possibility, rather than the facts?

In this article, I’ll take a closer look at why Kubernetes might be a case of the hype outweighing the helpfulness in most cases.

When AutoScale is fully developed, not only will it allow you to change the number of instances in the Deployment Group by implementing additional asadmin commands, but it will also signal the routing systems of the changed configuration and automatically trigger a change in size based on rules around resource usage.

In this first step of the AutoScale development, we have introduced the concept of the Scaling Group into Payara Server Community Edition 5.2021.4 which can alter the number of instances in a Deployment group and implement it for SSH nodes.

The AutoScale feature is in continuous development, with improvements and additional functionality (including addressing the routing issue) planned in our future releases.

In this article of the Getting Started with Jakarta EE series, we look at various specifications and how you can use them in your next application.

We explain a few features of Context and Dependency Injection (CDI). The CDI specification is an important backbone of Jakarta EE as it brings several specifications together. Over the years, it became more and more important as an increasing number of specifications started using CDI as the basis for it.

In this article, we will also tell you a bit about the different scopes, the interceptor mechanism, and the Event system.