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Kubernetes Native Microservices

On this episode, Zoe is joined by authors of Kubernetes Native Microservices with Quarkus and Microprofile, John Clingan and Ken Finnigan. Red Hat has developed Quarkus as a lightweight modern tool for cloud-native application development, improving app runtime speed and performance.

Hosted by Zoe Cunningham
with John Clingan, Ken Finnigan and Olly Levett

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