Java's success is often attributed to its dynamic nature, which allowed it to create a brilliant ecosystem of libraries and tools that worked incredibly well in academia, startups, and enterprises alike.
Modern Java projects depend on external systems, complicating development environments, testing, CI/CD pipelines, and deployment. Luckily, where needs go out of Java's control, Docker comes to the rescue.
This session will look at how modern Java projects set up their development and testing environments and run tests locally and in CI against actual databases, message brokers, and cloud stacks.
Java: write once, run anywhere; for everything else, there's Docker.
