🚀 Simplifying Microservices: My 12-Month Journey to Build a Developer-Friendly Platform! 🖥️
Hey coders! 👋 After 12 months of hard work, I’m thrilled to share my latest project with you—a microservice platform designed to bring *productivity, developer joy, and ease of testing* to your workflow! 🌟
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I've spent 2-4 hours every weekend working on Isekai which is the architecture I've designed so I can easily test microservices in an independent way on multiple platforms. In this video I show Payara and Quarkus, both deployed from the same base microservice artifact.
In this video, I’ll walk you through:
✅ Why I started this journey (hint: staying ahead of the tech curve 🚀).
✅ The platform's **core modules**: defining data, persistence, and web endpoints.
✅ How *Maven archetypes* make it super easy to create microservices and database connectors.
✅ The integration pipeline that turns your code into lightning-fast, containerized, and deployable artifacts.
✅ Automated deployments to *Kubernetes* with Helm and performance checks using K6.
Whether you're a Java pro or just curious about the latest in microservices tech, this platform is built to save time, reduce complexity, and keep your test coverage 💯.
If you’re excited about improving your dev workflow and infrastructure, smash that 👍 button, leave a comment with your thoughts or questions 💬, and subscribe for more awesome content! 🔔
✨ *Let’s build better software together!*
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