Summary
In this chapter, we learned how to install, configure, and verify the tools required to run the commands described in this book on WSL 2 and Windows. For development, we will use git, docker, java, and spring. To create a Kubernetes environment to deploy our microservice at runtime, we will use minikube, helm, kubectl, and istioctl. Finally, to run tests to verify that the microservices work as expected at runtime, we will use curl, jq, and siege.
We also learned how to access the source code from GitHub and how the source code is structured.
In the next and final chapter, we will learn how to compile microservices natively, reducing their startup time to sub-seconds.
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