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SUMMARY:Dockerfiles\, Buildpacks\, Jib and more ... what's the best way to 
 run your Java code in Containers?
DESCRIPTION:A typical workflow in a modern software dev project often looks
  like: Build code\, put the built artifact into a container image\, put th
 e container image into a registry and deploy to Kubernetes. Each step has 
 it’s own requirements and pitfalls alike. The overall goal is most often
  to bake those steps into easily repeatable pipelines and enable a high de
 gree of automation and standardization.Dockerfiles seems to be the choice 
 with the highest adoption when it comes to containerizing code artefacts. 
 However most Dockerfiles (and also most sample&#39\;s of Dockerfiles you f
 ind in tutorials) do not exploit it to the full potential.There are a lot 
 of improvements to be done in how to build and optimize for VM-based appli
 cations.The talk will give deeper insights by comparing (simple and multi-
 stage) Dockerfiles to Cloud-Native Buildpacks (buildpacks.io/paketo.io)\, 
 Google’s JIB and jlink under the evaluation criteria of build timebuild 
 sizestandardizationrobustnessmemory configurationsecurityThe examples and 
 live demo will have certain focus on Java-based frameworks (Spring Boot\, 
 Quarkus\, Micronaut)\, but coverage of other languages will also be includ
 ed and highlighted.\nSpeakers: Matthias Haeussler\nTrack: Build & Deploy
URL:https://vdc25.voxxeddays.ch/talk/dockerfiles-buildpacks-jib-and-more-wh
 at-s-the-best-way-to-run-your-java-code-in-containers/
LOCATION:Globe\nCERN\nGeneva\, Switzerland
CATEGORIES:Build & Deploy
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