Reactive Microservices with Spring Boot and JHipster

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Generates a reactive microservices stack with JHipster using Spring Boot, Spring Cloud Gateway, Eureka registry, Keycloak (or Okta) for OIDC, Postgres/Neo4j/MongoDB backends, and Docker Compose to run ~8 containers; demo boots services, exercises UI and Cypress e2e, and forwards JWTs from gateway to downstream services. Notes WebFlux gives gains only at ~500 req/s and means ~22 lines vs 14 for MVC; native builds start ~500ms vs ~20s.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 16:40Spring MVC Code
3. 17:23Spring WebFlux Code
4. 18:11Spring Cloud Gateway

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