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Spring Boot simplifies the development of Java applications through predefined configurations and out-of-the-box features. It allows developers to create robust applications quickly without worrying about the complex details of infrastructure.
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Spring Boot is a Java framework that makes Spring applications quick to configure and run as stand-alone services.
Spring Boot emerged around the Spring project to simplify the heavy configuration of traditional Spring applications. The Spring Framework team combined auto-configuration, starters and embedded servers in a dedicated project.
Starters bundle suitable dependencies, auto-configuration derives sensible defaults, and an embedded server makes the application directly executable. Explicit configuration selectively overrides those defaults.
Conventions reduce configuration effort.
Starters and auto-configuration produce a runnable application.
Applications are packaged and operated as stand-alone services.
Spring Boot accelerates building and operating Java services with Spring.
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