This document discusses the benefits of using Java applications with Docker and OpenShift. It highlights that developers can access OpenShift via a web interface, command line, or IDE to build images from source code and deploy applications into containers. OpenShift then handles scaling the applications and providing access to application metrics and logs for monitoring.

1. Java+Docker=love
with a little marriage counseling

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Shameless self promotion slide
Steve Speicher @sspeiche
Employer: Red Hat
Title: OpenShift Product Manager
Previously: IBM, various Software Engineering roles
Work with Java since, well a long time ago
Currently “in the cloud”

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Builder
Image
Source-
to-Image
Code
App
Image
SCM
Code DeployBuild
Registry

4. Community Powered Innovation

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Developers access openShift via web, CLI or IDE

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Safe experimentation. Transition to production

7. ● Historical CPU and Memory usage provided by Heapster, Hawkular, Cassandra
Get Access to Application Metrics

8. ● Business Process
Management *
● Business Rules
Management
System (NEW)
Business
Process Services
● JBoss Enterprise
Application Platform
● JBoss Web Server /
Tomcat
● JBoss Developer
Studio
● Red Hat Mobile /
FeedHenry *
* Available soon (2016)
Mobile
Services
● Fuse (NEW)
● Data Grid (NEW)
● A-MQ
● Data Virtualization *
Integration
Services
Application
Container Services
JBOSS Middleware Services for OpenShift

9. Clustering for Java Applications Made Easy

10. Integration routes deployed as containers

11. Automatic Mesh for A-MQ Brokers

12. Decision Services Powered by JBoss BRMS

13. Cache Services Powered by JBoss Data Grid

14. OpenShift and Microsoft Azure + .Net
https://blog.openshift.com/open-source-power-microsoft-dotnet-openshift
● Red Hat and Microsoft cloud
partnership announced in Nov 2015
● Red Hat solutions are now fully certified
and supported on Microsoft Azure,
including RHEL, JBoss and OpenShift
● RHEL will be the primary development
and reference operating system
for .NET Core on Linux
● OpenShift will be providing a .NET
runtime container image distributed and
supported by Red Hat and Microsoft
○ Build, deploy and run .NET
applications on OpenShift
○ Based on .NET Core 5
○ Coming soon!