Spring Boot on the Edge by DaShaun Carter @ Spring I/O 2024

Spring I/O 2024 - 30-31 May, Barcelona
Imagine deploying microservices to low-powered, distributed devices at the network edge. This talk dives into building and deploying cloud-native, kubernetes-native, enterprise-grade, production-ready applications, to the edge, with Spring Boot.
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:
Harnessing the power of Spring Boot and GraalVM: Discover how AOT processing with GraalVM can significantly improve startup time and memory footprint, making Spring Boot ideal for resource-constrained edge devices.
Kubernetes at the edge: Explore the possibilities of deploying microservices to a lightweight Kubernetes cluster, unlocking scalability and resilience.
Scaling on demand: Learn about techniques for scaling to zero and auto-scaling, ensuring optimal performance at the edge.
Conquering the edge: Get practical tips for handling unreliable internet connections and other challenges specific to edge deployments.
JOIN THIS SESSION TO:
Gain valuable insights into the potential of Spring Boot and GraalVM for edge computing.
Unleash the power of Kubernetes on resource-constrained devices.
Discover robust patterns for building cloud-native applications tailored for the edge.
Leave inspired to explore innovative possibilities for your next Spring Boot project.
BONUS:
Witness a live demo showcasing the reference architecture in action, running on a Raspberry Pi.
Get valuable resources and learning materials to continue your edge exploration.

[@simonbassey2607]

Quite interesting talk .. excited

[@cobrab1978]

I like Java for programming at the edge, but the support for IoT protocols it is problematic. For example the status of Eclipse Paho for Java.