Learn about the upcoming virtual roadshow and register at https://ibm.biz/WUGRoadshow-1Q2022

Take the 2022 WebSphere & Liberty community survey.

Events & Webinars coming up:

• App Transformers (Tuesdays twice a month): http://ibm.biz/IBMExpertTV-AppTransformers
  • 15 Mar 2022 - Modernizing JAX-RPC without source code changes
• WebSphere and Liberty Community Spotlight (Wednesdays twice a month): http://ibm.biz/IBMExpertTV-WebSphereShow
  • 09 Mar 2022 - Securing JDBC Connections in Open Liberty & WebSphere Liberty
• Let's Code! (Thursdays): http://ibm.biz/IBMExpertTV-LetsCode
  • 03 Mar 2022 - Explore Computer Vision with real-world apps and CV Studio 
• Other webinars:
  • 22 Feb 2022 - IBM & Forrester: Business Benefits and Cost Savings Enabled By IBM WebSphere Hybrid Edition Webinar

Content from Subject Matter Experts:

• JSR-352 (Java Batch) Post #173:  That's All Folks
• 2022 WebSphere & Liberty annual survey - Let your voice be heard and get a chance at $100
• Securing JDBC Connections in WebSphere Application Server traditional
• Bringing DevSecOps Best Practices to Liberty-based Cloud Native Development using GitLab for IBM
• JSR-352 (Java Batch) Post #172:  Java Batch – Is Liberty a Good Place to run Jakarta Batch?
• New Enhancements to Prometheus Metrics in WAS Traditional
• Meet our open source champions: Emily Jiang

Highlights from the past few weeks:

• App Transformers (Tuesdays twice a month)
  • Addressing misbehaving Java workloads across modernization environments
• WebSphere and Liberty Community Spotlight (Wednesdays twice a month)
  • Securing JDBC Connections in WebSphere Application Server traditional 
• Let's Code! (Thursdays)
  • Adversarial Robustness Toolbox (ART) – Create adversarial input to check AI
• Content from Subject Matter Experts:
  • Operational Uniformity and Capacity Gains w/Open Liberty & Spring Boot apps
  • JSR-352 (Java Batch) Post #171:  Java Batch – An Open or Proprietary Framework?
  • Virtual WebSphere User Group Roadshows (WUGs) are coming to you in March 2022 - Register today!
  • Lessons from the field #14: Java Performance Tools: Thread Dumps
  • Migration of Security Artifacts From tWAS to Liberty
  • JSR-352 (Java Batch) Post #170:  Java Batch – Should You Use a Framework?
  • Upcoming Expert TV episode - continuing to focus on containerized deployments of Liberty
  • Open Liberty as the first runtime that supports both the latest Jakarta EE 9.1 and MicroProfile 5.0
  • Number of Liberty JVMs affect throughput and memory footprint
  • JSR-352 (Java Batch) Post #169:  Batch Jobs in Java?
  • Installing and managing WebSphere Automation in an air gapped environment
  • App Transformers - Starting off the New Year with a Bang!
  • JSR-352 (Java Batch) Post #168:  Kubernetes Jobs – Concurrency
  • Supported Versions of JPA, Hibernate and Spring in WebSphere Application Server 
  • Concurrency 3.0 for Jakarta EE 10 in Open Liberty 22.0.0.3-beta
  • Space Sentry Challenge: An Open Liberty space odyssey with flying saucers, Lego, Arduino, and Java microservices
  • Enhancements to JPA persistence properties and a number of significant bug fixes in Open Liberty 22.0.0.2
  • Automatically generate features in your Open Liberty server configuration (technology preview)

If you would like to be more engaged and involved in shaping our offerings and services, consider joining the WebSphere Customer Advisory Board (CAB).  Learn more about the CAB by going to http://ibm.biz/WASLibertyCAB