INFRASTRUCTURE WITH SPRING BOOT and how it comes with BATTERIES INCLUDED!
Are you aware that Spring Boot comes with batteries included when it comes to hosting web apps inside a servlet container? Did you know you have options about what container you use and how you configure that? Look no further than Spring Boot to give you options when it comes to configuring your application's infrastructure.
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