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Cloud-Native Java Applications without a hassle

Eclipse JKube is a library and a collection of plugins used for building container images using Docker, JIB or S2I build strategies (more to come).

Eclipse JKube generates Kubernetes and OpenShift resource manifests too and applies/deploys them into the cluster.

JKube provides additional developer tools to ease Java development in the cloud.

You can learn more about JKube and get started reading this article.

A thumbnail to represent the post Develop cloud native Kubernetes Java applications on Okteto Cloud
How to use Okteto Cloud development environment in your Spring Java application with Eclipse JKube.

Develop cloud native Kubernetes Java applications on Okteto Cloud

2022-01-29 in Java tagged Client / Cloud / Java / Eclipse JKube / Kubernetes by Marc Nuri
A thumbnail to represent the post Build Kubernetes controllers with Fabric8 Kubernetes Client, Quarkus, and JKube
Using the Fabric8 Kubernetes Java Client to build Kubernetes Controllers with Quarkus and GraalVM (a port of Josh Long's example)

Build Kubernetes controllers with Fabric8 Kubernetes Client, Quarkus, and JKube

2021-12-21 in Java tagged Client / Cloud / Fabric8 / GraalVM / Java / Eclipse / Eclipse JKube / Kubernetes / Quarkus by Marc Nuri
A thumbnail to represent the post Eclipse JKube 1.5.1 is now available!
Eclipse JKube 1.5.1 is available! Check out the major changes and learn how you can contribute.

Eclipse JKube 1.5.1 is now available!

2021-10-28 in Java tagged Eclipse / Eclipse JKube / Kubernetes / Open Source / OpenShift / Releases / Gradle by Marc Nuri
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Eclipse JKube 1.4.0 is available! Check out the major changes and learn how you can contribute.

Eclipse JKube 1.4.0 is now available!

2021-07-27 in Java tagged Eclipse / Eclipse JKube / Kubernetes / Open Source / OpenShift / Releases by Marc Nuri
A thumbnail to represent the post Quarkus 2 + Kubernetes Maven Plugin + GraalVM integration
How to develop a Quarkus 2 application, integrate it with Kubernetes Maven Plugin (JKube) to publish a native GraalVM image into Docker Hub and deploy to K8s.

Quarkus 2 + Kubernetes Maven Plugin + GraalVM integration

2021-07-06 in Java tagged Docker / Eclipse / GraalVM / Java / Eclipse JKube / Kubernetes / Maven / Native / Quarkus by Marc Nuri
A thumbnail to represent the post Eclipse JKube introduction: Java tools and plugins for Kubernetes and OpenShift
Getting started with Eclipse JKube to deploy your Java applications into the Cloud (Kubernetes / OpenShift).

Eclipse JKube introduction: Java tools and plugins for Kubernetes and OpenShift

2020-10-14 in Java tagged Eclipse / Eclipse JKube / Kubernetes / Open Source / OpenShift by Marc Nuri
A thumbnail to represent the post Quarkus + JKube: Qute template with markdown processing from different sources
In this post, I will show you how to use Qute, Quarkus templating engine, to render Markdown from different sources using flexmark-java.

Quarkus + JKube: Qute template with markdown processing from different sources

2020-08-19 in Java tagged Eclipse / Java / Eclipse JKube / Quarkus / Web by Marc Nuri
A thumbnail to represent the post Apache Camel used on a Kubernetes Cassandra cluster
Article to describe the behavior of the official Apache Camel Cassandra Kubernetes example highlighting the power of Eclipse JKube

Apache Camel used on a Kubernetes Cassandra cluster

2020-08-07 in Java tagged Apache / Camel / Cassandra / Eclipse / Eclipse JKube / Kubernetes by Marc Nuri
A thumbnail to represent the post Building a GitHub Dependents Scraper with Quarkus and Picocli
Blog post, showing how to create a simple web scraper using Picocli and Quarkus to build a native binary that will scrape dependents for any GitHub project

Building a GitHub Dependents Scraper with Quarkus and Picocli

2020-07-31 in Java tagged Client / GitHub / Java / Eclipse JKube / Picocli / Quarkus by Marc Nuri
A thumbnail to represent the post Access the Kubernetes API from a Pod in Java
Tutorial explaining how to access the Kubernetes cluster REST API from inside a Pod using YAKC (Yet Another Kubernetes Client), Eclipse JKube, and Spring Boot.

Access the Kubernetes API from a Pod in Java

2020-06-06 in Java tagged Client / Cloud / Java / Eclipse JKube / Kubernetes / OpenShift / YAKC by Marc Nuri