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Spring Boot is an open-source framework that simplifies Java web application development by minimizing boilerplate code and configuration. It features auto-configuration, embedded web servers, and is designed for microservices and REST APIs. The framework supports various database integrations and allows for easy deployment and containerization.

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Spring_Boot_Presentation

Spring Boot is an open-source framework that simplifies Java web application development by minimizing boilerplate code and configuration. It features auto-configuration, embedded web servers, and is designed for microservices and REST APIs. The framework supports various database integrations and allows for easy deployment and containerization.

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Java Spring Boot

An Introduction to Rapid Java Web


Development
What is Spring Boot?
• Spring Boot is an open-source framework built
on top of Spring to simplify application
development by reducing boilerplate code and
configuration.
Features of Spring Boot
• - Auto Configuration
• - Embedded Web Server (Tomcat, Jetty,
Undertow)
• - Production-Ready Monitoring
• - Spring Boot Starters
• - Microservices Friendly
• - Minimal Configuration Required
Spring Boot Architecture
• - Spring Boot uses layered architecture:
• - Presentation Layer (Controllers)
• - Business Layer (Services)
• - Persistence Layer (Repositories, DAO)
• - Database Layer (SQL, NoSQL)
Setting Up a Spring Boot
Application
• - Use Spring Initializr (https://start.spring.io/)
• - Add dependencies (Spring Web, Spring Data,
etc.)
• - Create main class with
@SpringBootApplication annotation
• - Run the application using `mvn spring-
boot:run` or `java -jar app.jar`
Creating a Simple REST API
• 1. Create a controller using `@RestController`
• 2. Define routes with `@GetMapping`,
`@PostMapping`, etc.
• 3. Return JSON responses using Java objects
• 4. Test the API using Postman or curl
Common Spring Boot Annotations
• - @SpringBootApplication
• - @RestController
• - @RequestMapping
• - @GetMapping, @PostMapping
• - @Service, @Repository
• - @Autowired (Dependency Injection)
Spring Boot with Database
• - Spring Boot supports JDBC, JPA, Hibernate
• - Configure `application.properties` for
database connection
• - Use `CrudRepository` or `JpaRepository` for
database operations
• - Perform CRUD operations with Spring Data
JPA
Running & Deploying Spring Boot
Apps
• - Run locally using embedded Tomcat
• - Build executable JAR using Maven or Gradle
• - Deploy to cloud platforms (AWS, GCP, Azure)
• - Containerize with Docker and orchestrate
with Kubernetes
Conclusion
• Spring Boot simplifies Java web development
by reducing configuration and providing built-
in features for microservices, REST APIs, and
database integration.

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