Quarkus for Developers Training Course

Introduction

• Quarkus vs Spring Framework and other Java frameworks for government
• Overview of Quarkus features and architecture

Preparing the Development Environment

• Choosing an IDE (IntelliJ IDEA, Eclipse, VSCode, etc.) for government use
• Installing Java, Maven, GraalVM, and Docker in a secure environment

Creating a Quarkus Application

• Bootstrapping a Quarkus project with appropriate security configurations
• Running the application to ensure compliance with government standards
• Using dependency injection in Quarkus for enhanced modularity and maintainability
• Testing the application to meet rigorous government quality assurance requirements
• Packaging the application for deployment in government systems

Building Native Executables with GraalVM

• Configuring GraalVM to optimize performance for government applications
• Compiling applications to native executables for improved efficiency and security
• Packaging native applications in a container for consistent deployment across government systems
• Debugging native applications to ensure reliability and stability in government environments

Building Quarkus Applications with Maven

• Creating a project with secure coding practices for government use
• Working with extensions to enhance functionality while maintaining compliance
• Running and debugging on development mode to identify and resolve issues early
• Importing IDE configurations to streamline development processes in government settings
• Building container-friendly executables for seamless integration into government infrastructure

Containerizing Native Applications with Docker

• Building and pushing container images to government-approved registries
• Deploying native applications on Kubernetes to support scalable and resilient government operations

Troubleshooting

Summary and Conclusion