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Welcome to a post-Red Hat Summit JBoss Weekly Editorial! We just came back from Red Hat Summit 2019 in Boston. What a great week with some amazing news! Of course two big announcements that came out of Summit this year are Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 and OpenShift 4. Great things coming out of Red Hat these days!

All of that being said, there have been some other interesting happenings this week since Summit. There’s only one release, mostly due to Summit, but we will go over blogs and some great things from the community. That release was JBossWS, see the release post for more information.

Blogs

A number of blogs came out over the past couple of weeks. Check out the blogs featured below!

OptaPlanner

If you weren’t at Summit, or missed the Thursday morning general session, you can see the recording below.

 

Thursday morning general session - May 9 - Red Hat Summit 2019 - YouTube

 

A large part of the demo was handled with OptaPlanner. Geoffrey De Smet has done a series of blog posts detailing its use in the demo:

Geoffrey has some great breakdowns about how OptaPlanner was used, things they learned, and some code as well!

Eric Schabell

Eric Schabell gave a talk at Summit titled "3 Pitfalls Everyone Should Avoid with Microservices." In his blog he details the talk a bit more and gives gives you a link to see the slides.

Eric also has a blog post about setting up integration tooling for CodeReady Studio 12. This will be an ongoing series from Eric. Look for more posts details more information about CodeReady Studio 12.

Red Hat Developer Blog

A number of blogs came out on the Developer Blog. Check them out below.

Some great blog articles over the past couple of weeks, thanks everyone! It has been a great couple of weeks and some amazing content both from Red Hat and the larger community!

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Update on Eclipse Jakarta EE Rights to Java Trademarks

The big news this week was around an update to Jakarta EE's rights to use Java trademarks. You can read the announcement here by Mike Milinkovich. Essentially, it's not been possible for Oracle and the Eclipse Foundation to come to an agreement on a seamless transition for beyond Jakarta EE 8. As a result the Jakarta EE community will not be able to modify the javax namespace. You can read Mark Little's views of this announcement here. Mark later followed up (here and here) with some of his personal views on the announcement and provided some insight on the paths he sees going forward.

 

Other News

 

Hands on Labs at Red Hat Summit

Red Hat Summit is being held next week in Boston (May 7th - 9th). Eric Schabell will be hosting two hands on lab sessions. The first covers the new Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 and the second covers IT automation and management.

 

JTA and CDI integration

The 5.9.5.Final release of Narayana comes with several CDI functionality enhancements. In this blogpost Ondra Chaloupka introduces these changes whilst focusing on the JTA and CDI integration.

 

Keycloak Releases and Versioning

We are aiming to achieve a continuous delivery model with Keycloak. By that we mean it should be seamless to upgrade between Keycloak releases and to keep up to date with the latest release. Read this blog post by Stian Thorgersen to learn about what will change.

 

What is Apache Camel K?

It's "A lightweight integration platform born on Kubernetes, with serverless superpowers". Watch a short video here to learn more.

 

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