This tutorial series solves a real problem that the Liberty development team had. IBM Connections Cloud provides meeting rooms to individual employees, which is a problem for team meetings, if the person who initially set up the meeting room can't make it.
In this series, write a sample MicroProfile application that provides a single URL for a meeting, which can then be "started" by one person, and everyone else gets redirected. Learn, also, how to update the MicroProfile application, perform asynchronous tasks in the application to perform background maintanance, add WebSockets, and use CDI Events.
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Write a simple MicroProfile application, Part 1: Set up the MicroProfile meeting application on Open Liberty
Create a simple meeting coordination application using MicroProfile 2.0.
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Write a simple MicroProfile application, Part 2: Add persistence
Update the MicroProfile meeting application created in Part 1 of this series to add persistence.
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Write a simple MicroProfile application, Part 3: Use Java EE concurrency
Execute asynchronous tasks in the MicroProfile meeting application to perform background maintanance.
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Write a simple MicroProfile application, Part 4: Use WebSockets and CDI events
Integrate a WebSocket and CDI beans in the MicroProfile meeting application to notify clients about changes.