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Core Spring Boot Guide

Core Spring Boot is a framework that streamlines Spring application development through features like auto-configuration and embedded servers. Key components include Spring Boot starters, application properties, and the Spring Boot Actuator for monitoring. The framework promotes rapid development with minimal configuration, making it ideal for microservices.

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Core Spring Boot Guide

Core Spring Boot is a framework that streamlines Spring application development through features like auto-configuration and embedded servers. Key components include Spring Boot starters, application properties, and the Spring Boot Actuator for monitoring. The framework promotes rapid development with minimal configuration, making it ideal for microservices.

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Core Spring Boot - Complete Guide

1. Introduction to Spring Boot

Spring Boot is a framework that simplifies Spring application development by providing


auto-configuration, embedded servers, and production-ready features.

1 Eliminates complex XML configurations

2 Provides embedded servers like Tomcat

3 Production-ready features (Actuator)

4 Opinionated defaults

2. Key Features

1 Auto Configuration

2 Spring Boot Starters

3 Embedded Servers

4 Spring Boot Actuator

5 Externalized Configuration

3. Project Structure

Typical structure of a Spring Boot application:

1 src/main/java - Application code

2 src/main/resources - Configuration files

3 [Link] / [Link]

4 [Link] / [Link]

4. Auto Configuration

Spring Boot automatically configures beans based on dependencies present in classpath.

5. Spring Boot Starters

Starters are dependency descriptors that simplify dependency management.


1 spring-boot-starter-web
2 spring-boot-starter-data-jpa
3 spring-boot-starter-security

6. Application Properties

Configuration can be defined in [Link] or [Link].

1 [Link]=8080
2 [Link]=jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/db
3 [Link]-auto=update

7. Dependency Injection

Spring Boot uses Dependency Injection to manage objects.

1 @Component

2 @Service

3 @Repository

4 @Autowired

8. REST Controller

Used to create REST APIs.

1 @RestController

2 @RequestMapping

3 @GetMapping

4 @PostMapping

9. Spring Boot Lifecycle

1 Application Start

2 Context Initialization

3 Bean Creation

4 Application Ready

10. Spring Boot Actuator


Provides monitoring and management endpoints.

1 /actuator/health
2 /actuator/info
3 /actuator/metrics

11. Advantages

1 Rapid Development

2 Microservice Friendly

3 Minimal Configuration

4 Easy Deployment

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