Getting started with Open Liberty
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Dive into Open Liberty with this introductory course. Learn how to set up and use Open Liberty as a lightweight, flexible Java application server to build cloud-native microservices, simplifying your development and deployment process.
At a Glance
Learn how to develop a Java application on Open Liberty with Maven and Docker.
Maven is an automation build tool that provides an efficient way to develop Java applications. Using Maven, you will build a simple microservice, called system, that collects basic system properties from your laptop and displays them on an endpoint that you can access in your web browser.
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