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SpringBoot vs. Quarkus vs. Micronaut

3 pointsby shardullavekarover 1 year ago

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yellow_leadover 1 year ago
I&#x27;m interested in the performance difference between these, and difference in RAM usage.<p>&gt; Traditional Java architecture as well as SpringBoot were designed to run monolithic applications very well. With the advancement in cloud-based virtualization techniques, there was a need for a Java runtime that&#x27;s not only lightweight and free of frills and embellishments but also fast and resource-efficient.<p>This article paints spring boot as not working well in containers or for micro services. I&#x27;ve used it for both, and it works great, plus the resource usage is minimal. Spring boot can be extremely efficient with ZGC and something like 1GB of RAM, 2-4 vCPU.