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You still build the jar and then you wrap that in a docker image so it can be deployed in a standard way just like all other (non java) services in the cluster.
by vbsteven 8y ago
You still build the jar and then you wrap that in a docker image so it can be deployed in a standard way just like all other (non java) services in the cluster.
Assuming you run container infrastructure like Kubernetes or Mesos or what have you