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Quarkus DevServices with JNoSQL

In this post, we will get an introduction to JNoSQL and Quarkus DevServices, two great tools that facilitate our lives as developers.

We will implement a simple DevService feature for quarkus-jnosql project. Basically, if you change to a CouchDB database the extension will provide a CouchDB container for you, if you change to a ArangoDB database the extension will provide a ArangoDB container for you!

With this post, you will be able to understand how Quarkus DevService works and get started with Quarkus extension contribution. Why not?

Deploying a Quarkus application on Kubernetes

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We will see how to deploy in detail a Quarkus application into a Kubernetes cluster.

To achieve this goal, we will use:

Quarkus and Kubernetes

Usually, when people hear about Quarkus, they often think it's just a tool that speeds up the start of our application and consumes fewer computational resources. However, there's something very interesting as well: Quarkus is a Kubernetes-native framework with various extensions and functionalities that make working with Kubernetes easier.