Red Hat support for Spring Boot

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

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DevNation Tech Talk: Server-Side WebAssembly: Integration patterns in Microservices

DevNation Tech Talk: Beyond REST and CRUD: Integration patterns in Microservices

Learn how to integrate Spring Boot with Keycloak using Spring Security, replacing deprecated Keycloak adapters with Spring's built-in OAuth2 client capabilities.

Discover the free Apache Camel on Spring Boot in the Developer Sandbox for Red Hat OpenShift, where you can play with several new functionalities.

Learn how to implement single sign-out in Java in this demonstration of Keycloak by creating a back-channel logout in Spring Boot and Keycloak.

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Learn how to integrate your Spring Boot applications with Red Hat Integration Service Registry, based on the open source Apicurio Registry.

While you may be currently using Java EE, MicroProfile, or Quarkus annotations/extensions, Quarkus provides an API compatibility layer for some Spring projects. If you're coming from Spring development, these integrations might help you to make a smoother transition to Quarkus.

Red Hat OpenShift Application Runtimes (RHOAR) is a recommended set of products, tools, and components for developing and maintaining cloud-native applications on the Red Hat OpenShift platform. As part of this offering, Red Hat is extending its support to Spring Boot 2 and related frameworks for building modern, production-grade, Java-based cloud-native applications.

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Spring Boot lets you create stand-alone Spring-based applications and (Micro

Red Hat extends its support to developers using Spring Boot and related frameworks for building modern cloud-native, production-grade, Java-based applications.

In this session, we’ll discover KeyCloak progressively and in an interactive way: No slides, just 100% live coding; focused on the Spring Boot adapter provided by Keycloak.

Spring Into JBoss

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