Eclipse MicroProfile 3.0 release, the definition of micro enterprise Java service specifications

Eclipse MicroProfile used to define micro enterprise Java service specifications released the 3.0 version.

Eclipse MicroProfile 3.0 builds on version 2.2, updated Rest Client, Metrics and Health Check API. Like previous versions, MicroProfile 3.0 continue to be consistent with the Java EE 8, Java programming model as the basis for the development of micro-services.

The figure shows a part of the updated version Eclipse MicroProfile 3.0 Three API. Major update includes:

  • MicroProfile Rest Client 1.3 simplifies the configuration of multiple client-side interfaces, support for SSL configuration, resource clean up after use, when the default media type is not specified.
  • MicroProfile Metrics 2.0 include an API-related reconstruction and counter disruptive change, now all the counters are now monomers, old non-monomer counter is now ConcurrentGauges. In addition, also it introduces support for OpenMetrics format (formerly known as Prometheus format), deleting unnecessary notes and deprecated methods, and improved identification of specific indicators.
  • MicroProfile Health Check 2.0 API introduced destructive alterations, modifications of the body in response to Health Check. In addition, it also adds a container such as a Kubernetes orchestration solutions and support for @Liveness @Readiness health check comments, abandoned a number of notes, enhance and clean up its test compatibility kit (TCK) and JSON architecture, etc. .

View complete updates:

https://microprofile.io/2019/06/11/eclipse-microprofile-3-0-is-now-available

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