Writing less Java code using Istio

[Daveu1983]

This would be a talk or hack around where you can go with Java once the basics are known.

• Intro to popular frameworks - Spring (are there others!)
• Developing Java cloud natively
• Any tips on taking the next step
  (This is a very selfish one on my part)

[Daveu1983]

Any objections with me taking this one and developing as a talk for myself next year? I have an exam 14/12, but hopefully if I pass I can focus on this and have something ready for Spring.

[nickebbitt]

None at all, please do. If you need any support let me know

[Daveu1983]

https://github.com/Daveu1983/Calculator Created that will go through Java Basics, once completed the ideas I have to look at are:-

• Java App performance using different Docker images - Tomcat, open liberty......
• Spring, Micronaut, Quarkus comparison
• Code through to server/screen - explanation of how once code is compiled and then ran how it all fits together.

[Daveu1983]

Updated readme for https://github.com/Daveu1983/Calculator that details what features of Java the simple java app will demonstrate

[Daveu1983]

Slides started at https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSqO6Sk3KtPoybTl9_UKf5ZDrA2cO55yp88jSlf-7V-C3cA1iyZYopguD6vj9hdZdtyOC6SFZV5zpTw/pub?start=false&loop=false&delayms=3000

This will go through using some features of Istio to write less Java code, keeping in with the idea that by using Kubernetes/Istio and microservice design that the app will contain just the business logic and istio will do all the configy stuff