MicroProfile — The Natural Evolution for Microservices Development

With the introduction of the "Eclipse MicroProfile: Accelerating Cloud-Native Application Development with Java Microservices" eBook, the Eclipse Foundation clearly explains how MicroProfile is the natural Java framework for microservices development. Enterprise Java developers don't have to "start over" just because they are moving to the newer microservices architecture. They can build upon the knowledge and experience they have honed over the years with Java SE and EE. But, how does one get started with MicroProfile? Open Liberty has been one of the leading open-source implementations of the MicroProfile platform. Ever since the first MicroProfile 1.0 release in 2016, Open Liberty has provided a fully-compatible, production-ready implementation soon after the community completes the respective specifications. This quick delivery cadence by Open Liberty allows you to experiment with new MicroProfile APIs almost as soon as they are defined. The latest Open Liberty deliverable supports both MicroProfile 1.

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