Orange API management user story

[tsegismont]

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[gsmet]

Nice! I added a few suggestions/questions.

[gsmet]

@tsegismont LGTM. I added a suggestion for the native executable pruning. Feel free to adapt it (or ask me for more if it doesn't work for you).

[tsegismont]

@gsmet how about changing the date of publication to give some time to @patrice-conil for a final review? Let's say Tuesday?

[gsmet]

Sure, you can adjust the dates to Tuesday both in the file name and the header.

Then ideally, if you could squash, that would be better (but I have no problem if you want to wait for @patrice-conil 's approval before squashing for easier review).

[patrice-conil]

@gsmet how about changing the date of publication to give some time to @patrice-conil for a final review? Let's say Tuesday?

That's fine with me, you can publish.

[tsegismont]

Thank you @patrice-conil !

[gsmet]

@tsegismont I let you adjust the two dates and squash. And then we can merge and it's going to be automatically published on Tuesday.

I can post on social media too if you can come up with some short content I can push to the various platforms.

[tsegismont]

@gsmet I've adjusted the two dates and squashed.

Regarding the short content for social media, I think we could use the text of the introduction:

As a global telecommunications leader, https://www.orange.com[Orange] has always been at the forefront of innovation.
Along with Deutsche Telekom, Telefónica, and Vodafone, Orange co-founded the https://camaraproject.org[Camara Project], an initiative aimed at simplifying the consumption of 5G APIs for third-party application developers.

To achieve this goal, Orange needed a flexible and lightweight framework capable of handling constrained API exposure while ensuring compatibility with existing network core systems.

After a rigorous evaluation of multiple frameworks and toolkits — including Quarkus, Ktor, Micronaut, and Vert.x — Orange selected Quarkus as the ideal solution.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/patriceconil/[Patrice Conil], software craftsman at Orange, told us why.

[tsegismont]

Shout-out to @geoand for helping with the writing, and thank you @patrice-conil for the feedback on Quarkus !

[tsegismont]

@gsmet @geoand can one of you please merge the PR? I can't (not granted to do so). Thanks!

[geoand]

Thanks!