Reactive Java Modules

These modules show how to build an event-driven, streams-optimized Kafka-based Java application. You will use the Eclipse MicroProfile Reactive Messaging API and Open Liberty to build it and then you'll learn how to test it in true-to-production environments by using containers with MicroShed testing. This new reactive programming paradigm is a key skill for your future Apache Kafka-centric applications.

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Module 1

Creating reactive Java microservices

Learn how to write reactive Java microservices using MicroProfile Reactive Messaging.

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Module 2

Testing reactive Java microservices

Learn how to test reactive Java microservices in true-to-production environments using MicroShed Testing.

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Module 3

Acknowledging messages using MicroProfile Reactive Messaging

Learn how to acknowledge messages by using MicroProfile Reactive Messaging.

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Module 4

Integrating RESTful services with a reactive system

Learn how to integrate RESTful Java microservices with a reactive system by using MicroProfile Reactive Messaging.

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Module 5

Learn how to use a reactive JAX-RS client to asynchronously invoke RESTful microservices over HTTP.

Learn how to use a reactive JAX-RS client to asynchronously invoke RESTful microservices over HTTP.

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Additional Modules

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Module 6

Consuming RESTful services asynchronously with template interfaces

Learn how to use MicroProfile Rest Client to invoke RESTful microservices asynchronously over HTTP.

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Module 7

Building and deploying Reactive Java microservices on OpenShift 4.x

Explore how to deploy microservices to Red Hat OpenShift.

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