Cloud Native Java at the Eclipse Foundation - Not your parent's Eclipse!

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Eclipse becomes the hub for Cloud Native Java by taking Jakarta EE out of Oracle control (Java EE → Jakarta EE namespace migration), open‑sourcing the TCK and moving ~50+ projects and ~100+ repos (60M LOC including TCK) into a public process. MicroProfile standardizes JVM microservices with many implementations (Open Liberty, Quarkus, Helidon, WildFly). AdoptOpenJDK joins as Adoptium (AdoptOpenJDK), Eclipse offers GitLab hosting in Europe, Che/Theia cloud IDEs, and working groups to manage compatibility and certification.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 6:29First Eclipse Working Groups
3. 17:23Governance
4. 18:54Working Groups
5. 23:46Certification
6. 33:26Micro Profile Eclipse
7. 37:42Takeaways
8. 44:48Will There Be some Kind of Eclipse Developer Certification in the Future
9. 45:26Where Does the Name Eclipse Come from

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