Jakarta EE + MicroProfile: The Nonfunctional Features #slideless.

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Builds two Quarkus MicroProfile services (a slow responder and a client) and wires up Health liveness/readiness probes, Metrics exposed to Prometheus, and bulkhead with fallback plus retry for fault tolerance. Uses MicroProfile Rest Client, java.util.logging, and auto-generated OpenAPI/Swagger UI. Demonstrates bulkhead limiting to one concurrent execution, causing ~97,000 fallback calls under load, shows per-status counters created at runtime, and uses WebApplicationException to return custom HTTP statuses. Everything runs live in dev mode and Prometheus scraping and alerts are shown working.

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1. 0:00Introduction and setup
2. 3:37About the speaker and Jakarta EE
3. 7:26Demo setup and MicroProfile overview
4. 12:06Metrics and logging in MicroProfile
5. 17:22Health checks and probes
6. 26:59Fault tolerance with bulkhead
7. 33:28REST client and retry mechanisms
8. 39:19Exception handling with Jakarta
9. 43:36OpenAPI and Swagger UI
10. 45:23Q&A and closing remarks

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