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Spring Boot

Backend

Java framework for APIs and microservices

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Overview

Spring Boot is the common choice for Java microservices in client landscapes. We document boundaries with .NET services, shared observability (OpenTelemetry), and messaging where MassTransit or brokers bridge runtimes.

Factory templates and SaaS platform programs standardize on .NET 10, Clean Architecture, and Azure-native services—so generated solutions inherit consistent security, observability, and upgrade paths instead of one-off frameworks.

When a client estate or integration boundary calls for this technology, we wire it with explicit ownership, contract tests, and telemetry—without diluting the Factory baseline your long-term platform depends on.

Planning a backend on Azure with predictable releases? Our stack choices are documented, template-backed, and ready to extend—talk to us about mapping your domain to a production-grade .NET platform.

Why we use it:

  • Spring Boot 3+ and supported JDK
  • OpenAPI contracts shared with .NET consumers
  • Container images scanned in CI
  • Observability exported to shared backends
  • Aligns with ASP.NET Core hosting and OpenAPI contracts in our templates
  • Observability hooks for Application Insights and OpenTelemetry
  • Clear Factory default versus client-specific adoption boundaries

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