Kubernetes for Java Developers - DZone Java

Kubernetes for Java Developers There is a new class of tools for dockerizing and deploying an application to Kubernetes which are aimed at developers. The latest in that category is JKube from RedHat. by Join the DZone community and get the full member experience.Join For Free Microservices is a style of architecture consisting of a small, individual application component with a single responsibility, with a high degree of autonomy in terms of deployment and scalability. These components communicate via a lightweight protocol like REST over HTTP. In consequence, development teams are small (the two-pizza rule), focused on a microservice. In practice the team owns the entire lifecycle from development to deployment — if you built it, you run it. This creates a problem. After all, dev teams' core competency is usually Maven, a microservices framework, say, Spring Boot, test frameworks like JUnit, and so on. But if we look at the steps involved in deploying a microservice: