Core component is the backbone of Meecrowave. It is based on Tomcat embedded for Servlet container, CXF for JAX-RS, OpenWebBeans for CDI and Log4j2 for the logging.
Meecrowave JPA provides a thin layer on top of JPA to make it easier to use JPA without requiring to use a full container like JavaEE or Spring. It is just a CDI extension.
Meecrowave provides a Maven plugin to run meecrowave with your preferred build tool.
Meecrowave provides a Gradle plugin to run meecrowave with your preferred build tool.
Meecrowave provides two main testing integration: a JUnit one and an Arquillian Container.
For monitoring, Microprofile can be a neat companion of Apache Meecrowave. You can have a look to Geronimo implementation.
This is an experimental integration of geronimo-transaction and meecrowave.
This is an experimental module integrating CXF OAuth2 server in Meecrowave through an embeddable dependency or a directly executable jar.
This is an experimental module integrating with Let’s Encrypt to provide you free and easy SSL support on your HTTPS connectors.
This is an experimental module wrapping tomcat-websocket to make it CDI friendly for server endpoints.
Meecrowave scope is not the full scope of microservices (whatever it means) or at least enterprise needs cause several Apache projects cover part of them in a very good way.
See Companion Projects for more information.