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Red Hat build of Quarkus 3.20 offers enhanced observability, a modern WebSocket extension, and performance optimizations for faster, native-ready applications.

Explore new features in the JBoss EAP 8.1 Beta release, including bootable JARs, self-contained deployments, and Galleon-based server footprint trimming.

Announcing the release of the first tech preview of the jlink integration with OpenShift for OpenJDK containers.

Open source connectors enable integrations with your local systems landscape. Explore Kafka, Camel, and Debezium connectors to connect APIs and services for event-driven application architectures (EDA).

Develop AI-integrated Java applications more efficiently using Quarkus. This article covers implementing chatbots, real-time interaction, and RAG functionality.

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In this article we examine the new Cryostat 4.0 OpenShift Web Console Dynamic

Learn about the new Cryostat 4.0 release and the Agent Autoconfiguration feature

With the growth in the use of containers, the need to bundle your application

Try a hands-on workshop in the Developer Sandbox to learn about Quarkus (a Java-based framework) and its ecosystem.

This article discusses writing, building, and running Spring Boot applications and how to troubleshoot common issues in OpenShift Container Platform.

This article discusses how to troubleshoot the build and deployment issues of Node.js in Red Hat OpenShift.

Cloud native technologies to develop, deploy, and manage responsive and scalable applications anywhere.

Discover what's new for developers in Red Hat OpenShift 4.18, including new

Read a sample excerpt from Quarkus in Action, a practical guide to building resilient and scalable, cloud-native Java applications using the Quarkus framework.

The Konveyor community has developed "Konveyor AI" (Kai), a tool that uses Generative AI to accelerate application modernization. Kai integrates large language models with static code analysis to facilitate code modifications within a developer's IDE, helping transition to technologies like Quarkus efficiently. This video provides a short introduction and demo showcasing the migration of the Java EE "coolstore" application to Quarkus using Konveyor AI.

Download Quarkus in Action, a practical guide to building resilient and scalable, cloud-native, enterprise Java applications using the Quarkus framework.

Discover how you can utilize Event-Driven Ansible to implement various remediation strategies with ease.

A summary of key changes to the Time Zone Database (tzdata) in 2024.

This article aims to demonstrate the usage of Migration Toolkit for Applications providing a report analysis, secondly providing customization options, and finally some details on troubleshooting.

Explore the possibilities of upgrading the Red Hat build of Apache Camel on

Explore the evolution and future of Quarkus, Red Hat’s next-generation Java framework designed to optimize applications for cloud-native environments.

This article will guide you through the process of rapid prototyping using Apache Camel, from the initial concept to the final deployment on OpenShift, all within a fully web-based, low-code interface.