Building serverless Java
applications using
Micronaut and OpenFaaS
When working on microservices in the Java ecosystem, especially using Spring (Boot), you will notice the long start-up time that applications will have, let alone the high memory consumption they will have. The overhead of each single microservice will eventually take its costs on the system. Looking at a framework such as Micronaut could help out to reduce this overhead without losing any developer's productivity. Not only "classic" applications can be built using Micronaut, but also serverless applications, functions, can be built and deployed on a cloud environment or on Kubernetes using OpenFaaS. Let's dive into it!
by Paulien van Alst | OpenValue
