Ahead-Of-Time and Native with Spring Boot 3.0
summary
Spring now integrates Ahead-Of-Time (AOT) support into the framework to enable native image builds with GraalVM and to improve performance for regular JVM applications. The talk describes the AOT engine architecture in Spring Framework 6.0-M4 and Spring Boot 3.0-M3, how libraries can use the new AOT infrastructure, and the developer experience.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Opening
- 0:40Table of Contents
- 3:58Benefits
- 9:55Native Executables
- 12:06Adapting to All Environments
- 14:15Application Overview
- 24:19Summary
- 26:19Closed Environment
- 28:06Preparing Your Apps
- 34:04Using Third-Party Libraries
- 37:26Testing the Generated Code
- 41:26The Next Generation
- 44:21Conclusion
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