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      <description>Part of my daily routine is to consume, design and deliver services built for HTTP clients. This might manifest in something special like WebSocket, Protobuf but most often a plain JSON REST API. In any case, the performance is key, and an Undertow REST API with JAX-RS can deliver a stable performance under consistent load.
In this article, I will cover some basics for setting up and deploying a REST API with Undertow, in Docker.</description>
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