> The startup time is also a real problem, as you really want to be able to scale up pods quickly.
I was learning a bit of spring last week and a spring boot web application, generated via the web interface boots in like 800msec:
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Initializing Spring embedded WebApplicationContext
Root WebApplicationContext: initialization completed in 339 ms
Tomcat started on port 8080 (http) with context path '/'
Started DemoCourseApplication in 0.746 seconds (process running for 1.012)
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Reusing my experience from other technologies... I'd say the issue might be in whatever you're doing in your initialization and/or how much stuff you're loading.
Looks like the core spring is decently fast, to me.
I was learning a bit of spring last week and a spring boot web application, generated via the web interface boots in like 800msec:
Reusing my experience from other technologies... I'd say the issue might be in whatever you're doing in your initialization and/or how much stuff you're loading.Looks like the core spring is decently fast, to me.