The Spring Boot autoconfiguration mechanism heavily depends on the @Conditional feature. This chapter explores how you can conditionally register Spring beans using the @Conditional annotation and create various types of Conditional implementations meeting certain criteria. Then you will look into how Spring Boot leverages the @Conditional feature to configure beans automatically based on certain criteria.
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