Building a Modular Backend Using Standard Spring Boot Features
summary
The talk explains why back-office applications (rich business logic, few users) are often better served by a large monolith broken into modules rather than microservices. It describes using standard Spring Boot features to implement a modular backend and reviews several approaches to decomposing a monolithic Spring Boot application into modules.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 7:30Monolith problems
- 13:56Modular solution
- 29:31Approach demo
- 36:18Solution comparison
- 45:39Q&A
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