Micronaut Launchpad
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Fast-paced tour of Micronaut shows AOT compilation replacing runtime reflection, a reactive HTTP layer based on Netty, and practical tooling: Micronaut CLI (installable with SDKMAN), Gradle/Maven projects, auto-generated OpenAPI docs, hot-reload tests, and management endpoints. Measured numbers: ~800 ms startup on OpenJDK 13 and native images in the teens of milliseconds. Live demo builds controllers and an HTTP client that work locally, generates Swagger UI, and attempts a Google Cloud deploy that fails in the demo due to the wrong Java version.
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chapters (30)
- 0:00Start
- 0:21ABOUT ME
- 0:44WHAT IS MICRONAUT?
- 3:57WHAT CAN YOU BUILD?
- 4:45WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT?
- 22:34INSTALLING THE CLI
- 23:12CREATING A FEDERATION
- 23:35HOT RESTART
- 24:09HELLO WORLD
- 24:29TEST FLIGHT
- 25:20DEPENDENCY INJECTION
- 28:25SERVICE DISCOVERY
- 30:00RETRYING & CIRCUIT BREAKERS
- 32:44DISTRIBUTED CONFIGURATION
- 34:10MONITORING
- 35:57DISTRIBUTED TRACING
- 37:44API DOCUMENTATION
- 38:09MICRONAUT SPRING
- 40:11MICRONAUT DATA
- 41:19BUILDING FOR PRODUCTION
- 41:51GRAALVM
- 43:54TO THE CLOUD
- 44:37AMAZON WEB SERVICES
- 45:19MICROSOFT AZURE
- 45:38GOOGLE CLOUD
- 49:07AND MORE...
- 50:38SUMMARY
- 51:33RESOURCES
- 52:29MICRONAUT PETSTORE
- 53:13JOIN THE GITTER COMMUNITY
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