Jakarta EE / MicroProfile in the Clouds: Runtimes not Servers

An airhacks.fm conversation with Bruno Borges about: sudden death
of remote EJBs caused by Java EE 5 and Web, servers as cloud,
shared deployments in E10k , separation between infrastructure and
business is boring, no rocket science, application servers and
immutable infrastructure, frozen application servers in Docker
layers, Docker modernized deployment model without modernizing Java
EE, FatJar and UeberJars are useful outside containers, Azure
AppService, the actual idea of application servers is pointless,
cloud hooks for building ThinWARs, extending application servers
with cloud-specific features, what is actually the definition of
serverless?, serverless Java EE and the events are missing, JAX-RS
endpoints as event listeners, servlerless platforms and lock-in to
serverless environment, shipping functions as Docker images,
openfaas, killer use cases for serverless functions, the legacy
perception of Java EE, MicroProfile solves the marketing problem,
cloud native deployments with MicroProfile, what is the difference
between servers and runtimes, lets talk about runtimes, not
servers, moving away from servers to runtimes, opinionated runtimes
for developer experience, Convention over Configuration was
borrowed from Ruby on Rails, Don't Make Me Think, Java EE /
microprofile is an interesting programming model for the cloud,
there is no such a thing as standards, everything should be an
event, CloudEvents is an interesting standard, MicroProfile could
implement binding for CloudEvents, wrapping proprietary cloud
bootstraping logic with CDI, improving developer's experience by
injection proprietary cloud services, MicroProfile Azure Key Vault,
Bruno can be contacted via: bruno.borges@microsoft.com (please no
spam), Bruno at LinkedIn and twitter: @brunoborges