Create a Quarkus project using MongoDB | Quarkus Tutorial | QUARKUS | CloudNative | Java

✅ Create a Quarkus project using MongoDB | Quarkus Tutorial | QUARKUS | CloudNative | Java

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00:00 Introduction | Quarkus and MongoDB Tutorial
00:29 Create Quarkus Project | Quarkus and MongoDB Tutorial
01:11 MongoDB docker image | Quarkus and MongoDB Tutorial
02:55 Connect to MongoDB | Quarkus and MongoDB Tutorial
03:10 Quarkus PanacheMongoEntity | Quarkus and MongoDB Tutorial
03:56 Quarkus PanacheMongoRepository | Quarkus and MongoDB Tutorial
05:03 Quarkus REST Endpoints | Quarkus and MongoDB Tutorial
08:12 Test REST Endpoints | Quarkus and MongoDB Tutorial
09:11 Summary | Quarkus and MongoDB Tutorial
09:20 GitHubRepository | Quarkus and MongoDB Tutorial

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What is Quarkus?
Quarkus is a Cloud Native, (Linux) Container First framework for writing Java applications. Quarkus is a MicroProfile implementation that focuses on efficiently running Java applications in containers in general and Kubernetes in particular. The MicroProfile project is aimed at optimizing Enterprise Java for the microservices architecture.

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When running docker-compose up using the content of docker-compose.yml, the following error occur:

line 1: did not find expected key