All about Quarkus
summary
Quarkus pairs with GraalVM native image to compile Java down to native executables, claiming drastic resource cuts (typical Java 200MB → 15MB RAM in native mode) and much faster startup for Kubernetes and serverless. It provides dev mode live reload for instant code changes, integrates with Jackson, JPA, MicroProfile and MongoDB/Panache extensions, and targets production use now (version 0.23.2) with a 1.0 release planned.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to Quarkus
- 1:14Quarkus for cloud-native Java
- 2:59GraalVM and native compilation
- 4:25Developer experience improvements
- 6:30Community and contributors
- 7:32Production readiness status
- 9:39How to start with Quarkus
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51mQuarkus why, how and what
55mQuarkus brings Serverless to Java developers
42mKeynote: Subatomic Java Microservices with Quarkus
54mQuarkus: Java development turned into delight
08mcatch up with
42mWill my library or framework work on Quarkus (and GraalVM)?
49mQuarkus, the Java Stack back from the Future
