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REST services

SESAM = SUMO in the Cloud

Robert Hilbrich (co4e GmbH)

Despite their value, tools for traffic simulations like Eclipse SUMO are hard to use and require consistent effort for maintainance - making it especially hard for planners without a strong IT background. We would like to present SESAM - a "web service shell" for Eclipse SUMO. SESAM offers a comprehensive and scalable solution for urban traffic planning and simulation.

Experience level: 
Beginner

Automotive & Mobility
Automotive & Mobility

MicroProfile OpenAPI - code first or design first?

Peter Steiner (Worldline | SIX Payment Services)

You're given the task of writing a microservice AND providing a documentation in OpenAPI format. You already know that there are two main approaches:

  • design-first : write the OpenAPI document (a.k.a. the openapi.yaml file) and then generate the code
  • code-first : write the code, using OpenAPI annotations, and then generate the OpenAPI document

Which approach do you choose?

I'll compare the two approaches by showing a simple Java microservice implemented twice, once design-first and once code-first.

Experience level: 
Intermediate

Cloud Native Java (Sponsored by CNCF)

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