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Hello Adam,
We’re running an on-premise OpenShift cluster with our application deployed across 5 pods. My ideal scenario is: when a pod crashes, I’d like to automatically capture a 5-minute Java Flight Recording (JFR) and store it in a remote directory. Is it advisable to keep JFR running continuously for this purpose in Prod? What are the best practices for effectively using Java Flight Recording in this setup?
Hi Adam,
What do you think about deploying a Quarkus binary executable as a custom runtime for AWS Lambda? Would that be a better approach than deploying it as a container image? Also, in your recent Quarkus Insights appearance you said something about using a lambda to offload work from your kubernetes/locally hosted Quarkus service during peak demand. Can you elaborate on that?
HI Adam,
I have a number of java ee apps that I want to convert to Quarkus. Dealing with EJBs and jsf has been easy. The challenge is how to deal with MDBs and two phase commits? I want to do the minimal amount of code re-writing/architecting and maximum amount of code deletion. What do you recommend?