You know the feeling. Three terminals open, a dozen services, and a wall of logs scrolling past. Which one justrestarted? Was that orders or order-history? You scroll back up, squint, and hunt for the line that tellsyou.Quarkus already prints a banner at start-up — but it is the same banner for every application. So I built asmall Quarkiverse extension that fixes that: Quarkus Banner turns your application name into a big, unmissablepiece of ASCII art. _________________ ___________ _____| _ | ___ \ _ \ ___| ___ \/ ___|| | | | |_/ / | | | |__ | |_/ /\ `--.| | | | /| | | | __|| / `--. \\ \_/ / |\ \| |/ /| |___| |\ \ /\__/ / \___/\_| \_|___/ \____/\_| \_|\____/Now when that service scrolls past, you know exactly what you are looking at — no squinting required.Try it in 30 secondsAdd the extension: io.quarkiverse.banner quarkus-banner 1.1.0Start your app. That is it — you already have a banner built from your application name. Want to make it yourown? Pick some text with quarkus.banner-generator.text and a font with quarkus.banner-generator.font:quarkus.banner-generator.text=Ordersquarkus.banner-generator.font=doom246 fonts, one of them is yoursThis is where it gets fun. The extension ships with 246 FIGlet fonts, so you are never stuck with one look.Want something clean and readable? Reach for standard, slant or big. Want to make a statement? doom,colossal and 3d_diagonal are waiting. There is everything from tidy and corporate to gloriously,unapologetically over-the-top — the same word rendered in standard: ___ ____ ____ _____ ____ ____ / _ \| _ \| _ \| ____| _ \/ ___| | | | | |_) | | | | _| | |_) \___ \ | |_| | _