Unleash the power of your applications with Micronaut and GraalVM
summary
Micronaut uses compile‑time annotation processing to generate code and avoid reflection so apps start in hundreds of milliseconds and use far less memory; Micronaut Data turns repository queries into compile errors on typos. The demo shows automatic container provisioning from the classpath, tests that start and run in ~160 ms, a JVM hello start around 200 ms and a native run down to single‑digit or tens of ms after a one‑minute native image build. Micronaut Data GraalVM Native Image automatic Testcontainers
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker intro
- 3:02Why Micronaut over Spring
- 10:31Micronaut's annotation model
- 14:52Testcontainers integration
- 20:57Performance focus of Micronaut
- 27:46GraalVM and native image
- 38:21Live coding demo
- 49:58Q&A session
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