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This project demonstrates how you can develop applications with the Jakarta EE platform using widely adopted architectural best practices like Domain-Driven Design (DDD).
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Hashtag Jakarta EE #72
Welcome to the seventy-second issue of Hashtag Jakarta EE!
Security mechanisms for IoT using SDN
Find out about the role of SDN in IoT environments and how to build security mechanisms with it in this article!
Eclipse Foundation bets on EdgeOps with ioFog 2.0 release
The Eclipse Foundation announced that the Eclipse ioFog project has released Eclipse ioFog 2.0 under the governance of its Edge Native Working Group.
On Patents and Specifications
Our Executive Director Mike Milinkovich goes through FAQs to explain the patent license options provided by the Eclipse Foundation Intellectual Property Policy for use by specifications developed by specification projects under the Eclipse Foundation Specification Process (EFSP).
Implementing Microservicilities with Quarkus and MicroProfile
In a microservices architecture, an application is formed by several interconnected services where all of them work together to produce the required business functionality.
Eclipse Edge Native Working Group Releases ioFog 2.0 for True "EdgeOps"
The Eclipse Foundation's Native Working Group this week announced the release of Eclipse ioFog 2.0, an open-source solution for deploying and orchestrating containerized cloud applications to the Edge.
The Eclipse Foundation Is Sponsoring Handelsblatt GovTech-Gipfel
As a sponsor of Handelsblatt GovTech-Gipfel 2021, we are helping unite political and GovTech leaders. Join government decision-makers on June 10 to learn about the best technological innovations.
Run WebLogic on Azure VMs with Coherence and ELK support
Jakarta EE compatible product Oracle WebLogic Server now runs on Azure. Read the how-to:
Hashtag Jakarta EE #71
Welcome to the seventy-first issue of Hashtag Jakarta EE
Eclipse Foundation Community Awards are Back
The Eclipse Foundation community awards are back for 2021! This year we will present awards for Top Committer, Top Newcomer Evangelist, Top Contributor, and Lifetime Achievement at EclipseCon 2021. Submit a nomination before May 28
The Eclipse Foundation’s Edge Native Working Group Celebrates the Release of Eclipse ioFog 2.0 for a True “Edge Ops” Edge-to-Cloud Solution
ioFog 2.0 represents the industry’s most advanced open source solution for deploying and orchestrating containerized cloud applications to the Edge.
Register for Open Research Webinars
Join us for Open Research Webinars. On June 1 we’ll present Eclipse BaSyx, middleware for Industry 4.0 and Fasten, intelligent package management for enhancing robustness and security in software ecosystems. View the agenda and register today!
Red Hat Breaks Down Barriers to Building Applications for Kubernetes Environments with Developer Sandbox for Red Hat OpenShift
Red Hat recently unveiled its Developer Sandbox for Red Hat OpenShift, an OpenShift-based development environment designed to enable organizations to accelerate the path from code to production for Kubernetes-based applications.
Opto 22 Joins Eclipse Foundation and Sparkplug Working Group
This month, industrial automation and internet of things (IIoT) manufacturer Opto 22 announced it had joined the Eclipse Foundation as a participating member in the Sparkplug Working Group.
Deploy Micronaut Application to Kubernetes using Eclipse JKube
This blog is a part of the blog series: Deploying Java applications onto Kubernetes using Eclipse JKube
Eclipse Dirigible 5.10 Is Out Now
The new release of Eclipse Dirigible includes several new features and fixes.
Jakarta EE Community Update for March and April 2021
Our update this month is jam-packed with highlights, as March and April were busy with many events and new developments in the Jakarta EE Community!
Announcing Eclipse Ditto Release 2.0.0
With the major version 2.0.0, the Ditto team removed technical debt and ended support for APIs which were deprecated long ago in order to have a better maintainable codebase. However, some awesome new features are included as well.
Automatic WildFly Clustering in Managed Domain Mode and Scaling inside Containers
Nowadays it’s easy to get up and running WildFly standalone server in a container. But what if you need to enable clustering in Managed Domain mode which is one of the key features of Jakarta EE in general? That is not an easy task.