In Parts 1 and 2, you've seen how to run microservices as Quarkus local processes. Let's now look at some K8s-based deployments, starting with Minikube.
Micro-services with Apache Camel and Quarkus (Part 3)

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In Parts 1 and 2, you've seen how to run microservices as Quarkus local processes. Let's now look at some K8s-based deployments, starting with Minikube.
In the first part of this series, we saw a simplified microservices-based money transfer application, implemented using Apache Camel and AWS SDK (Software Development Kit) as Java development tools and Quarkus as a runtime platform. As noted, there are many deployment scenarios that might be considered in order to run the production of such an application; the first and simplest one is running it locally in a standalone manner. It's the scenario that we'll be considering during this new post.