1. Xiaokai He
Junyi Yi
Rapid, Iterative Kubernetes Development with Java Using Visual Studio Code

2. Why Visual Studio Code

3. Lightweight and Fast
Community driven with vibrant extension portfolio
Cross Platform and Cross- Language
Smart and Collaborative
Cloud Native
Comprehensive support built by Microsoft, Red Hat, Pivotal and open source community

4. Container Development
Docker
Containerization – Add Dockerfile to your project
Images – Build, Run & Manage Images
Kubernetes
Orchestration - Authoring K8S Manifest Files
Deployment - Apply Manifest Files to K8S Clusters
Maintenance - Explore K8S Cluster Resources
Troubleshooting - Inspect K8S Resources
Dev Space
Rapid, iterative Kubernetes development experience

5. Live Demo

6. Azure Container Service (AKS)
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Azure Container Service (AKS)
A fully managed Kubernetes cluster
.NET
Java
NodeJS
Python …
Managed control pane
Automated upgrades, patches
Easy cluster scaling
Self-healing
Cost savings
Managed
Application architect
Applications
Operations
Kubernetes
Docker
Infrastructure architect
Azure infrastructure services
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7. Public Preview with .NET, Node.js and Java
Azure Dev Spaces
Rapidly iterate and debug containers in Kubernetes
Collaborate in a shared cluster
Test code end-to-end without simulating dependencies
FrontEnd
Service-B
Service-C
Service-B
Susie’s version
Susie Walter
Public Preview with .NET, Node.js and Java

8. Want to get started?
Get Visual Studio Code from
Java Extension Pack (from the marketplace)
Java Language Support
Java Debugger
Maven
Test Runner for JUnit and TestNG
Spring Boot Extension Pack (from the marketplace)
Spring Boot Support
Spring Boot Initializr Support
Spring Boot Dashboard

9. More Resources Other useful extensions (from the marketplace) Tomcat
Checkstyle
Docker
Kubernetes
Azure Dev Space
Additional online resources
Developing Java Applications with Visual Studio Code [DEV6072]
Thursday, Oct 25, 2PM | Moscone West – Room 2007
Fred Bricon, Principal Software Engineer, Red Hat

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