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Next-Generation Cloud Native Apps with Spring B...

Thomas Vitale
February 17, 2023

Next-Generation Cloud Native Apps with Spring Boot 3

The recent release of Spring Boot 3 and Spring Framework 6 laid the foundation for the next generation of modern Java applications. This session will highlight what’s new, and demonstrate patterns and techniques for cloud-native development.

Support for generating native images with GraalVM is now part of the core framework, making it straightforward to build efficient applications with instant startup time and reduced memory consumption. The new Java 17 baseline and support for Jakarta EE 10 unlocks many new features and integrations. Observability is now a core tenet of the Spring ecosystem, with monitoring and tracing built into each Spring module and powered by Micrometer and OpenTelemetry. Web applications can now rely on new features to handle errors based on the Problem Details for HTTP APIs specification. Finally, HTTP clients can now be powered by convenient interfaces for which the framework generates the implementation.

Thomas Vitale

February 17, 2023
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  1. Systematic • Architect at Systematic, Denmark. • Author of “Cloud

    Native Spring in Action” (Manning). • OSS contributor (Java, Spring, Cloud Native Technologies) Thomas Vitale thomasvitale.com @vitalethomas
  2. Java 8 -> 11 -> 17 Performance improvements @vitalethomas Java

    8 ‣Startup: 3.784 s ‣Max heap used: 113 MiB ‣Committed heap: 177 MiB Java 11 ‣Startup: 2.204 s ‣Max heap used: 43 MiB ‣Committed heap: 74 MiB Java 17 ‣Startup: 1.776 s ‣Max heap used: 37 MiB ‣Committed heap: 55 MiB
  3. Data Integration Spring Data for Relational Databases Spring Data JPA

    ‣JPA & Hibernate ‣Repositories ‣JDBC Spring Data JDBC ‣DDD Principles ‣Repositories ‣JDBC Spring Data R2DBC ‣DDD Principles ‣Repositories ‣R2DBC @vitalethomas
  4. Schema and data management Flyway: Version control for your database

    SQL Migrations Schema changes Java Migrations Data changes V1 Init schema V2 Add column V3 Create table V4 Add constraint time @vitalethomas
  5. Testing Spring Boot Types of auto tests for Spring Boot

    applications Unit Tests ‣JUnit ‣Mockito ‣No Spring context Integration Tests ‣@SpringBootTest ‣Web server ‣Full Spring context Slice Tests ‣@SpringWebMvc ‣@SpringDataR2dbc ‣Sliced Spring context @vitalethomas
  6. Testcontainers Testing with external dependencies Docker containers Run external dependencies

    as Docker containers Data Layer Tests Ensure environment parity by testing the data layer with the real database Integration Tests Use containers for databases, message queues, and web servers @vitalethomas
  7. From Java EE to Jakarta EE New package names since

    Jakarta EE 9 import javax.persistence.Entity; import javax.servlet.Servlet; import javax.validation.Valid; @vitalethomas import jakarta.persistence.Entity; import jakarta.servlet.Servlet; import jakarta.validation.Valid;
  8. Packaging Spring Boot JAR & Container Image JAR Container Image

    Gradle bootJar Maven spring-boot:repackage Gradle bootBuildImage Maven spring-boot:build-image @vitalethomas
  9. Spring Boot 3 and Native Images Native executables with GraalVM

    Slower Heavier Build Instant Startup Reduced Memory Consumption Instant Peak Performance Fewer Runtime Optimizations @vitalethomas
  10. Monitoring and management Operating applications in production Spring Boot Actuator

    ‣Health (liveness and readiness) ‣Metrics (Prometheus, OpenMetrics) ‣Flyway, Thread Dumps, Heap Dumps Micrometer Tracing ‣Distributed tracing ‣Instrumentation ‣OpenZipkin and OpenTelemetry @vitalethomas