Spring Boot Project Structure
Understanding the default files and folders in a Spring Boot project.
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Understanding the default files and folders in a Spring Boot project.
Pre-configured dependencies for common use cases.
Automatically configures beans based on classpath settings.
Command-line interface for running and testing Spring Boot apps.
Provides production-ready features like monitoring and metrics.
Tools for faster development with auto-reload and debugging.
Externalizing configuration with application.properties or YAML.
Managing environment-specific configurations with profiles.
Built-in logging support with Logback and SLF4J.
Testing applications with JUnit, Mockito, and Spring Boot Test.
Building RESTful APIs using Spring Boot controllers.
Implementing authentication and authorization with Spring Security.
Simplifying database access with Spring Data JPA.
Managing database transactions with @Transactional annotation.
Validating user input with Hibernate Validator.
Running scheduled tasks with @Scheduled annotation.
Real-time communication using WebSocket support.
Aspect-Oriented Programming for cross-cutting concerns.
Building distributed applications using microservice architecture.
Centralized configuration management for microservices.
Service discovery for microservices using Netflix Eureka.
API Gateway for routing and filtering requests.
Fault tolerance with circuit breakers and retries.
Event-driven communication using Apache Kafka.
Message queuing with RabbitMQ.
Application monitoring with Actuator and Micrometer.
Deploying Spring Boot applications using Docker and Kubernetes.
Preventing CSRF, XSS, and SQL injection in Spring Boot apps.
Unit, integration, and end-to-end testing in Spring Boot.