Table of Contents

1. The Theory of Jakarta EE and MicroProfile.- 2. Enterprise Java, MIcroservices and the Cloud.- 3. Introducing the Cloud Native Jakarta EE Example.- 4. Managing Dependencies with CDI.- 5. Persistence with Jakarta EE Persistence.- 6. REST with Jakarta EE REST API.- 7. Managing Configurations.- 8. Resilience with Fault Tolerance API.- 9. Keeping Count with Metrics.- 10. Taking a Pulse with Heal Check.- 11. Security with JWT.- 12. Testing with TestContainers.- 13. Completing A Production Ready Cloud Native Jakarta EE App.- 14. Cloud Native Jakarta EE Capstone Project.

About the Author

Luqman Saeed is currently an enterprise Java developer and independent software development trainer. His almost two decades of industrial experience spans management and leadership positions across various sectors, including software development and teaching. He started with PHP as a hobby and now does enterprise Java development full time. He is currently in the production process of the second edition of the much popular Java Enterprise Edition 8 for Beginners course on Udemy, this time updated and revised for Jakarta EE. His passion is helping software development teams get productive with the powerful, modern, intuitive, and easy-to-use Jakarta EE enterprise development platform. 
Ghazy Abdallah is a passionate enterprise Java developer, founder of the Java User Group Sudan (SudanJUG), and a tinkerer. He enjoys the use of modern cloud infrastructure to deliver enterprise applications and site reliability engineering. Hespends his time learning and teaching the latest in cloud-native development.