Micronaut in Production
summary
MicroNaut-based service runs on Kubernetes in Azure using Kotlin, Reactor, Azure Cosmos DB, Resilience4j, Datadog via Micrometer and Azure telemetry for logs, compiles-time dependency injection, and received a community-provided bugfix. Normal load is ~7,500 req/min across six instances with ~220 MB heap each, peaks hit ~200,000 req/min with heap ~400 MB and no autoscaling yet, startup in production measures ~9s versus ~18s for a comparable Spring Boot app, and the framework handles long peaks without degradation.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 3:30What Is Micro Node
- 11:06Diversity of Features
- 12:32Support for Different Languages
- 12:59Databases
- 13:25The Low Entry Barrier
- 16:13Production Figures
- 22:14Startup Time
- 25:06Conclusion
- 31:51Multiple Data Sources
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