What we’re about
This is the Java User Group for everyone interested in Java, JVM, Web Development, Free and Open Source Software who are located in Amsterdam or Netherlands.
The "official language" is English, so that non-Dutch speakers can also participate easily.
Looking forward to meeting you all and exchange of knowledge and ideas.
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- WebSite: http://www.amsterdamjug.com/
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Upcoming events
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Lunch & learn: "A Java 8 Lambda Is All You Need... For Distributed Processing!"
Gj IT, Rapenburg 58/2, Amsterdam, NLAre you struggling with CPU-intensive tasks, high I/O work, or do you need to schedule background jobs without blocking the rest of your system?
I often see teams building a scheduling solution themselves, severely underestimating the complexity of running jobs asynchronously. A costly endeavour, especially with a simple, free and open-source solution readily available.
During this fun discussion, I will introduce you to JobRunr: the ultimate open-source library for background processing in Java, recommended by ThoughtWorks. By transforming Java lambdas into distributed background tasks, JobRunr allows you to run any job at any time and on any JVM.
We'll delve into its diverse features such as job persistence, automatic retries, scalability (hello k8s), and the integrated dashboard to provide you with a good grasp of the possibilities.
After this session, you’ll have a good idea of what JobRunr is, how it does its magic, and how it will allow you to focus on delivering value to your end users... instead of implementing scheduling over and over again.
Limited seats available (super exclusive to 40, maximum).
About Ronald. Ronald is a software architect from Belgium and creator of JobRunr. Seamlessly integrating with SpringBoot, Micronaut, and Quarkus, JobRunr is Ronald's solution for efficient distributed background job processing. When he's not working on open source software, he is probably either rock climbing or sipping a fine Belgian Duvel beer.
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