Introducing Spring Boot 3.0

Spring Framework 6 and Spring Boot 3 imply a new baseline. They bring the Spring ecosystem in line with the needs of tomorrow's workloads. Spring now provides ahead of time (AOT) compilation support for compiling Spring applications to native executables using GraalVM.
Native images can provide cheaper, more sustainable delivery for a range of workloads. These include microservices, function workloads, well suited to containers and Kubernetes.
In this session, we will look at Spring Boot 3 with a focus on using AOT with GraalVM. We will produce native images with smaller footprints and faster startup times. We will then discuss how native images can be used across your organization, from development to production.

[@LabEveryday]

I love DaShaun’s energy!!! He’s brings it everytime! 🤟🏾

[@jeetparmar9343]

Great Job Dashaun 👏

[@andmal8]

Thank you for the nice video :)

[@arnoldk.2404]

very nice

[@chrisburl6713]

Can you make a video where you explain how to use the micrometer api for custom implementations? For example, as happens automatically for RestControllers and others built-ins in spring.

[@castawaydotcom]

presentation on localhost???. That's the first time I have seen it. 🤩 And.....I am copying it for my next presentation whenever it happens

[@PaoloDenti]

your images were "created: 42 years ago", do you have a flux canalyzer based docker version?

[@virtualfi]

less "marketing excitement" more meat next time.

[@DmitryPolovka]

this

[@ahmede7141]

yes!

[@sagarrout007]

Why docker image was showing 42 years ago ?

[@mihirsawant8817]

Am also curious how it shows...

[@57skies]

should be trivial to google why

[@singh.karanbir]

What is the tool that you used for presentation here?

[@TLausie]

It's reveal.js

[@yauriattamimi4435]

I'm curious does anyone here know what client tool that he used right there for http client like curl on terminal ?

[@JasonChen-iu3mg]

I have the same question, how can I use `http :8080/actuator/health` directly on terminal?

[@accountnew7030]

fckin casuals ...

[@mrufa]

@@JasonChen-iu3mg the tool is called httpie :)

[@JasonChen-iu3mg]

@@mrufa thanks a ton, it works for me.

[@MultiJd4]

@@JasonChen-iu3mg because it is like any other REST/HTTP client like Curl or UI-based like Postman

[@kirantarafder1585]

Hi DaShaun can Spring boot 3 app with netflix eureka client dependency can be built into native executable?

[@kirantarafder1585]

i have the following maven dependency org.springframework.cloud spring-cloud-starter-netflix-eureka-client And My main class has following annotation: @EnableDiscoveryClient when i run ./mvnw clean install then ./mvnw spring-boot:run it runs perfectly and does register to discovery service howerver when i run ./mvnw clean package and generate native executable using ./mvnw -Pnative native:compile commond it successfully gerenates the native image but when i run using ./mynativeimage it generates the following error: Caused by: org.springframework.beans.factory.NoSuchBeanDefinitionException: No qualifying bean of type 'com.netflix.discovery.EurekaClient' available: expected at least 1 bean which qualifies as autowire candidate. Dependency annotations: {}

[@vanivari359]

hm, i don't know, i appreciate the knowledge transfer, but there is a fine line between between giving an entertaining presentation and pushing it to hard. Even the directory is called /fun ... anyways: these memory savings are for a cold application, so loaded classes etc, but not any actual data. Many applications and frameworks use in memory caches, so at the end, for many complex applications you will not save 50, 60 or 70% of memory, but only around 10-30%. But even 20% of saved memory in a very large landscape can save significant amounts of money.

[@matusseidl]

Second :D

[@ckuk1066]

The questioners need to have a microphone or he should repeat the question, he is answering questions that some of us (at least me, sometimes) do not follow. He should repeat the question or the questioners need to have a microphone.

[@YouTubeisZionistTool]

Great place Palestine.... Thank you for coming to Tel Aviv , Palestine 👍

[@MohammedThavafMT]

fifth 😀

[@zeus7914]

everytime i see a command prompt, i die a liitle more inside. 2 steps backward.

[@sreyanchakravarty7694]

First

[@AbuSous2000PR]

Very sad to see... that Spring team... went to an apartheid state that was founded by replacing the Palestinian majority.

[@pkphilips2]

Please don't make this another political thread. Thank you

[@michelvandermeiren8661]

We don't give a shit about arabs making war, they all like violence

[@robbielowe2516]

Love this so much! Want likes? -> P R O M O S M!