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Performance Optimized Spring Boot for the Cloud

Datum:
18.11.2025, 19:15
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In the era of cloud-native applications, optimizing performance, scalability, and observability is crucial for delivering robust and efficient services. This session will explore best practices for optimizing Spring Boot applications specifically for cloud environments. We will delve into key strategies for enhancing performance, including efficient resource management and asynchronous processing.

Additionally, we will discuss how to implement observability in Spring Boot applications using tools like Spring Actuator, Micrometer, and distributed tracing. Attendees will learn how to monitor application health, track performance metrics, and gain insights into system behavior, enabling proactive troubleshooting and optimization.

By the end of this session, participants will have a comprehensive understanding of how to build and maintain high-performance Spring Boot applications in the cloud, ensuring they can scale effectively while maintaining optimal performance and observability.

Frederik Pietzko

Frederik started programming in 8th grade, starting out programming Lego Mindstorms and later learning Java and Python for personal Projects. 15 years later Frederik is a Fullstack-Developer with 7 years of professional experience - 3 of those in Kotlin, developing cloud native applications for multiple big customers in the automotive, logistics and energy sector. During this time he experimented with a lot of different languages and frameworks, developing a broad understanding of the Software development landscape. 3 years ago he fell in love with Kotlin and has been using it as his primary language since. In his free time he likes to explore programming langues and frameworks, meet and chat to other software enthusiasts and play with my cats.

Eine Veranstaltung des iJUG e.V., organisiert durch die JUG Karlsruhe.
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