Hybrid Cloud Application Built with Pure Openness
summary
Claims a hybrid cloud Java app runs without vendor lock‑in using Jakarta EE and MicroProfile on Open Liberty and scales to zero on Knative. Demo deploys a Docker image built from OpenJ9/UBI, uses Feature.sh/Configure.sh and checkpoint.sh with Sumeru cloud compiler and InstantOn to avoid JIT spikes; cold start measures ~218–231 ms. Telemetry uses MicroProfile metrics/telemetry/health; Helm/operator YAMLs push images to ICR/Azure and the Knative service successfully serves requests then scales to zero.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Welcome
- 0:44Hybrid cloud importance
- 3:14Jakarta EE and MicroProfile
- 6:36Jakarta EE 10 and 11
- 7:40MicroProfile evolution
- 10:36Open Liberty implementation
- 13:26Open Liberty features
- 17:33Performance optimizations
- 20:23Serverless with Knative
- 22:35Live demo
- 27:20Conclusion
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