SpringOne Tour 2021: # Booternetes

[@abhishekdanej]

Excellent .. really liked the concept of building an app from scratch and taking it to production while actually showing the different phases. Helps clarify so many things for new-comers like me

[@elzazik]

Very valuable presentation, thanks a lot Spring Team!

[@javisartdesign]

It has been very informative. Great resource that summarize 12 apps factors in a very practical way. Thanks for share it

[@potatosheep]

Very informative presentation. Thank you so much Spring Team!

[@matiasfic]

Kudos for examples in Kotlin!

[@w0083e5c]

I did like this, surprisingly even went through all of the 2 hours, good job

[@ThamizhElangoNatarajan]

Thanks for the great end to end video on the java cloud native app.

[@praveshsinghpal]

Very valuable and helpful, good job guys🎉.

[@elisei.tataru]

Thanks for all the informative video. Hint: Pease *lower* de volume of the music in the pauses - is quite disruptive !

[@kaisneffati8801]

Great job guys, I just wanted more details about secrets and mapconfigs and interractions with microservices spring boot but it's really great :) Thank you

[@spice940]

Great presentation!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Would be great it could be splited into youtube chapters.

[@MP737373]

That "If you want to make someone do something, make it easy." quote is so essential. Updated to java 16 and lombok didn't work (unless you pass a bunch of flags) so it's clear the team at Oracle doesn't get this (reading argument between lombok maintainer and some jdk guy on the git repo was entertaining at least after googling how how to get it to work). If you have to pass a flag (or many) to run something it's essentially broken. I didn't understand why companies don't upgrade from jdk 8 but now I 100% get it, you can't know if any library you use will be broken on each update. (INB4 "well actually the change that broke lombok hides jdk internals by default which was the main reason for so many breaking changes from release to release and once libraries stop relying on the internals it should be easier to upgrade from version to version") To which I would reply that doesn't make it ok to literally make the user experience of using a newer version of java simply worse and force decisions, research, and annoying flags upfront on someone trying run an application.

[@romzeryan]

Thanks for the presentation! Great one! Would like to hear more details of Paul Czarkowski's steps. E.g. he used '--force' flag to apply deployment and it's not clear why and what was the issue?!

[@johnplayerks]

Great and informative video as usual! Slight criticism though would be the video "production", as in audio balance and video artifacts

[@philipschikora20]

Very informative thank you!

[@dominikseljan3043]

Thanks for the great talk but seeing that stock video footage looks so cheesy to me, not on this video but in general.

[@ukyo1541]

Coming~!