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Spring Boot Vs Dropwizard

April 9, 2016 by Krishna Srinivasan Leave a Comment

It is always an interesting and exciting task to compare two popular frameworks. This time the contenders are two of the most popular microservices frameworks in Java. In this tutorial, I am going to compare the various aspects of Spring Boot and Dropwizard. I have been working on Spring Boot for almost a year and […]

Filed Under: Spring Framework Tagged With: Dropwizard Tutorials, HTTP Servers, REST APIs Support, Spring Boot Tutorials

Spring Boot Configurations

March 25, 2016 by Krishna Srinivasan Leave a Comment

Spring Boot uses application.properties or application.yml for configuring the various application level settings. As we are aware that spring boot works with the opinionated default values that are more sensible to your applications. Most of the time you may prefer to override the default values with your own configurations. In this tutorial I am going […]

Filed Under: Spring Framework Tagged With: Actuator EndPoints, Enable Favicon Image, H2 Web Console, Log File Configurations, Properties File Location, Spring Boot, Spring Boot Tutorials, Spring MVC application, View Resolver Configuration

Firing Events at Spring Boot Startup

March 18, 2016 by Krishna Srinivasan Leave a Comment

One of the common things on web application development is to initialize or invoke a piece of code at the start up of the application. If you are developing a traditional Java web application, the startup logic can be mentioned in the ServletContextListener. Spring also offers very convenient way of invoking the events at the […]

Filed Under: Spring Framework Tagged With: Spring Boot Tutorials

Ultimate Guide for Spring Boot DevTools

March 9, 2016 by Krishna Srinivasan Leave a Comment

The main reason why Spring Boot is developed by Spring community is to simplify the packaging and deploying your spring applications to production. Keeping with that in mind, spring boot assumes all the default values loaded at startup is optimized for the production ready application. For example, caching of Thymeleaf templates are enabled by default which improves the performance in […]

Filed Under: Spring Framework Tagged With: Spring Boot Tutorials

Caching Support in Spring Boot

March 5, 2016 by Krishna Srinivasan Leave a Comment

This tutorial highlights the new features added as part of the spring boot 1.3.0 for caching support. Caching has been supported by spring boot, but there is no auto configuration option for the caching in spring boot until now. The new Spring Boot release 1.3.0 has introduced the following features that makes easier to use the caching within spring […]

Filed Under: Spring Framework Tagged With: Spring Boot Tutorials

MySQL Configurations for Spring Boot Applications

October 16, 2015 by Krishna Srinivasan Leave a Comment

In my previous articles for Spring Data JPA, I have used in-memory databases like H2 for persisting data. But, these in-memory databases can not be used for the production. These are only used for the development environment. In this post I will explain the basic configurations for setting up the MYSQL database for your Spring Data […]

Filed Under: Spring Framework Tagged With: Spring Boot Tutorials

Spring Data JPA Tutorial using Spring Boot

September 2, 2015 by Krishna Srinivasan Leave a Comment

This tutorial guides you through on building simple REST APIs using Spring Data JPA and Spring Boot. At the end of this tutorial, you would be able to write the applications with Spring Data JPA using Spring Boot. In our earlier tutorials we have covered about Spring Data JPA and JPA frameworks. But, this tutorial uses Spring […]

Filed Under: Spring Framework Tagged With: Spring Boot Tutorials, Spring Data JPA

Complete Guide for Spring Boot Actuator

August 31, 2015 by Krishna Srinivasan Leave a Comment

Spring Boot Actuator You are here to learn about Spring Boot Actuator for collecting metrics about your production grade applications. Spring Boot Actuator is sub-project of Spring Boot and it is one of the nice feature that adds great value to the Spring Boot applications. Lets understand in this tutorial about spring boot actuator and […]

Filed Under: Spring Framework Tagged With: Spring Boot Tutorials

Logging Configuration in Spring Boot

August 18, 2015 by Mohamed Sanaulla Leave a Comment

Logging is an important part of any application. Checking the logs is the first step towards debugging any issue. So logging the right information is important. At the same time logging too much can lead to bloated log file in turn using lot of disk space. In some applications developers use synchronous logging which can […]

Filed Under: Spring Framework Tagged With: Spring Boot Tutorials

Spring Boot : External Configurations for Spring Boot

August 14, 2015 by Mohamed Sanaulla Leave a Comment

This tutorials explains you the different ways how you can do external configurations for Spring Boot applications. When you work with the real time environments, External Configurations for Spring Boot would become important for the flexibility. If you have any questions, please write it in the comments section. Spring Boot : External Configurations for #SpringBoot http://t.co/tEFQ71UP3w […]

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