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Spring Boot Demo
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DESCRIPTION
This repository is a hands-on, “deep learning by doing” collection of Spring Boot demos that you can run and study module by module. It currently includes 66 planned integrations (with 55 completed) spanning monitoring, logging, templating, data access, caching, messaging, scheduling, search, security, and more. The master branch targets Spring Boot 2.1.0.RELEASE with a parent POM that centralizes common dependency versions; the older v-1.5.x branch is frozen and its contents are being migrated to master. Each demo ships with its own README and some require pre-initialized database data before launching. The project outlines a standard development environment (JDK 8+, Maven 3.5+, IntelliJ IDEA with Lombok, MySQL 5.7+) and simple run instructions—clone, open in IDEA, import Maven, and run the module’s Application class. It’s intended as a practical reference you can fork, explore, and extend.
Features
- 70+ demo modules (security, ORM, cache, MQ, etc.)
- Database integrations (MySQL, MongoDB, Neo4j, etc.)
- Security modules (Shiro, Spring Security, OAuth2)
- Message queues (Kafka, RabbitMQ, RocketMQ)
- Deployment examples (Docker, HTTPS, Flyway, Graylog)
- Logging and monitoring (Logback, AOP, Actuator)
Programming Language
Java
Categories
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