Spring Boot-Production Boost

"The Spring ecosystem provides you with all you need for building modern applications. In this session, we'll highlight useful features in five areas to get your applications ready for production.

JVM and Containerization. Producing efficient Spring Boot images with Cloud Native Buildpacks, configuring CPU and memory for the JVM, and handling container resources in Kubernetes.
Configuration. Avoiding common mistakes when using profiles, planning a configuration strategy using property files, configuration services, and Kubernetes.
Data Integration. Managing schemas and data with Flyway directly from Spring Boot for imperative and reactive apps.
Testing. Leveraging sliced tests for targeted integration tests, using mock servers, and relying on Testcontainers for environment parity.
Monitoring. Configuring health probes for Kubernetes, securing the management endpoints, taking a heap dump, and troubleshooting performance."
Thomas Vitale, Senior Software Engineer at Systematic
Slides: www.slideshare...

[@MirekKrenc]

Thanks! Really great - short, concise and to the point

[@CarlosHenriqueBarbosa]

Great video, congratulations.

[@pnavais]

Excellent presentation Thomas ! Trying to figure now how to integrate memory calculator with layered jar dockerfile deployments.

[@seonwookim5391]

Excellent presentation and thank you so much!! It was a great help for me and I wish I could see you more and more

[@aa-xe5gq]

nice video, I have one questions. why use autowired not constructor injection for webclienttest object, is it because it's just testing not the core business application itself.

[@codeone6423]

WoW amazing 👏

[@linhvu1673]

Really thank you Thomas and your book is excellent as well

[@javisartdesign]

thanks, don't really see using records in any other video

[@AjaySolleti]

loved it

[@deeepsh-verma]

Awesome! One more fine addition here could be spring-cloud-sleuth for distributed tracing.

[@lifewinsful]

Autoconfiguration of memories, etc in production is a dangerous thing dude.

[@kumarashutosh229]

Great! Please provide the repo for the code used in presentation.

[@xiao2634]

Every Spring tutorial is the same RESTful API...