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We released Quarkus 3.32, which will be the foundation of our next LTS. It comes with Project Leyden integration, more graceful shutdown, automatic Consul registration, new security features and several component updates.
This is a story about Project Leyden. And this is not a story about Project Leyden. It is a story about how Project Leyden gave us a new perspective on how we think about startup performance in Quarkus.
Quarkus Chicory brings the power of the Chicory WebAssembly runtime to Quarkus applications. Here we will see how the popular Go-based Google CEL library is integrated to implement a Kubernetes style CEL validator.
We released Quarkus 3.31.4, a regular maintenance release.
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Curated online stories, articles, and videos about Quarkus are available in the February 2026 edition of the Quarkus Newsletter.
A2A Java SDK 1.0.0.Alpha2 is now available with telemetry support, push notifications, and important protocol updates aligned with the A2A 1.0 specification.
We released Quarkus 3.31.3, a regular maintenance release.
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From now on, quarkus-jacoco can also be used to measure test coverage of Quarkus extensions.
We released Quarkus 3.31.2, a regular maintenance release.
This release is packed with new features and improvements, including full Java 25 support, a new Quarkus Maven packaging type, Panache Next, Hibernate upgrades, JUnit 6 and Testcontainers 2 upgrades, and numerous enhancements to our Security extensions.
