Micronaut and GraalVM: The Perfect Combination
summary
Micronaut is a JVM microservices framework that avoids reflection and performs ahead-of-time (AoT) computation at compile time to achieve very fast startup and low memory use. The talk explains GraalVM — Oracle’s polyglot VM that can compile Java apps into native binaries — and how to use GraalVM to further reduce Micronaut application startup time and memory footprint by converting Micronaut apps into native executables.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:47What is GraalVM?
- 8:56Native image limitations
- 10:16What is Micronaut?
- 15:26Micronaut + GraalVM app
- 23:09Native image setup
- 29:11Demo: Generate native image
- 34:06Automated testing with GraalVM
- 42:46Summary
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