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Improving Build Time of Java Builds on OpenShift
· ☕ 11 min read · ✍️ jorgemoralespou
As you might know, OpenShift 3 Enterprise provides Middleware Services (xPaas), which is a set of Java based images for JBoss EAP, JBoss EWS (Tomcat), JBoss Fuse Integration Services, JBoss A-MQ, JBoss Decision Server and JBoss Data Grid. Also, OpenShift Origin provides an additional JBoss based images for Wildfly, our application server community project. All these images are source-to-image (S2I) enable, that means that will get your application source code built (using Maven) and layered into the application container.

Using OpenShift for Enterprise Grade Spring Boot Deployments
· ☕ 7 min read · ✍️ jorgemoralespou
We live in a polyglot world where developers are using a vast array of different technologies to create applications that perform well, while also having the ability to scale to meet the demands of their application users. Of course, it is very easy to show the supported languages and runtimes that OpenShift provides out of the box, but to be realistic, many developers would like to see how we can bring other leading technologies into OpenShift and use them seamlessly.