Channel: Red Hat Middleware Blog

Application migration and modernization can be a daunting task. The release of Red Hat Application Migration Toolkit 4.2.0 has made this process easier with a…read full post

This guide is meant to help ease the pain for people who have been using Red Hat 3scale for quite some time and find themselves…read full post

Open Outlook: Cloud-Native Application Development…read full post

The Eclipse EE4J project has reached a milestone of having all of it's sub-projects available in Eclipse EE4J github organization with nightly and release builds run under the Eclipse…read full post

As we explored in our last post, there are major changes coming to Java. By way of quick refresher - OpenJDK is the open source…read full post

Today we are taking an important step toward helping customers build event-driven applications with the introduction of Red Hat AMQ Streams, a high-performance data streaming…read full post

A new version of the Red Hat Application Migration Toolkit (RHAMT) has released, and with it a series of new features for developers looking to…read full post

Today the first candidate release of the Eclipse Glassfish server targeting the new Jakarta EE 8 release is available. This was a huge effort to…read full post

] Microservices are no longer a playground and developers and architects have adopted them and re-architected applications to reap their benefits, while others have also deployed…read full post

In the second half of 2017, a number of major changes were announced in the Java ecosystem that have the potential to force a reassessment…read full post