A Smaller, Faster Java Server with a Spring-Style API
In short
This article dives deeper into the details, focusing on the backend API that offers dependency injection, transactions, and scheduled jobs without the overhead of a long startup or large deployment. The HTTP runtime underneath this API is notably smaller, occupying just 5.17 MiB on a two-core Linux test. The backend API, which includes Spring-style annotations, is designed to be a smaller supported surface with a native runtime shared with the app framework.
Key points
- This article dives deeper into the details, focusing on the backend API that offers depen…: This article dives deeper into the details, focusing on the backend API that offers dependency injection, transactions, and scheduled jobs without the overhead of a long startup or large deployment.
- The HTTP runtime underneath this API is notably smaller, occupying just 5.17 MiB on a two…: The HTTP runtime underneath this API is notably smaller, occupying just 5.17 MiB on a two-core Linux test.
- The backend API, which includes Spring-style annotations, is designed to be a smaller sup…: The backend API, which includes Spring-style annotations, is designed to be a smaller supported surface with a native runtime shared with the app framework.