Deploying Java applications onto Kubernetes using Eclipse JKube

Eclipse JKube

Eclipse JKube

This blog is a series of blogs I started in order to demonstrate how Eclipse JKube simplifies Java developers’ workflow on top of Kubernetes. Right now at the time of writing Eclipse JKube supports the following platforms:

• Spring Boot
• Quarkus
• Wildfly
• Web applications based on Apache Tomcat and Eclipse Jetty
• Eclipse Vert.x
• OpenLiberty
• Thorntail

I will be writing blogs about deploying different kind of Java applications using these different Java stacks with the help of Eclipse JKube whenever I find time. Idea is to cover all these frameworks one by one with one blog post each and spread word about Eclipse JKube.

I’ll continue updating this page as I add more articles in future with remaining frameworks or frameworks which Eclipse JKube still doesn’t officially support(e.g Micronaut).

Spring Boot:

Deploy any Spring Boot application into Kubernetes using Eclipse JKube

Eclipse Vert.x:

Deploy Vert.x applications onto Kubernetes using Eclipse JKube

IBM OpenLiberty:

Deploy IBM OpenLiberty apps onto Kubernetes using Eclipse JKube

Basic Web Application based on Apache Tomcat:

Building and Deploying a Weather Web Application onto Kubernetes/Red Hat OpenShift using Eclipse…

Quarkus:

Deploy Quarkus Todo List App to Kubernetes using Eclipse JKube

Eclipse Jetty:

Deploying Eclipse Jetty Web applications to Kubernetes using Eclipse JKube

Micronaut:

Deploy Micronaut Application to Kubernetes using Eclipse JKube