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Quarkus is not only a Kubernetes-native stack offering an incredible developer experience, it's also a reactive framework. You notice this reactive nature when building event-driven microservices, but will see it also provides nice perks for HTTP and REST applications. In this talk, we will explain how the reactive engine of Quarkus allows implementing synchronous HTTP APIs as well as asynchronous ones, and how you can use the power of the reactive core of Quarkus to build extremely concurrent applications. Along with the talk, many demos exhibit various reactive features, such as reactive routes, streaming JSON, server-sent-events, and how you can interact with the various reactive APIS such as Hibernate-Reactive and gRPC.

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