Create a new Maven project for our Java microservice - CM001

In this video we're going to create a new Maven project for our microservice. This will allow us to consistently build our application on different machines. The Apache Maven project will also help us later when we add our code to our continuous integration process.

We're going to start with no code, and get a simple microservice running using Wildfly Swarm. This tutorial will just be on the application side. What that means is, we're not connecting the continuous integration parts just yet.

This is the second video in a larger playlist for creating microservices in Java.

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Concepts: Java microservices, apache maven, wildfly swarm, java

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[mahmoudbahaa]

thanks alot, very interested in your videos, waiting more about microservices, great job .

[bugaian]

Thanks.I had to mvn 00 for maven to compile it.

[Eyetrauma]

I realize this is an older video but wanted to mention that the POM that's provided doesn't appear to work any longer. I'd followed along with the video and then also tried retrieving a copy of the relevant version of the POM from your repo and in both cases it fails in the 'package' portion of the process. What seems odd to me is that the error complains about an API incompatibility but isn't the packaging handled by the version of WF Swarm that's listed in the properties? I'm not sure why there'd suddenly be an API change in an existing version.

[savanladani]

can we use spring boot instead of wildfly swarm?

[geld]

2018 whats the wildfly swarm version or is it thorntail now?