2 Common Spring Boot tasks
This chapter covers
- Managing configurations in a Spring Boot application
- Creating custom configurations with
@ConfigurationProperties - Exploring the
CommandLineRunnerinterface to execute initialization code - Understanding Spring Boot default logging and configuring
Log4j2logging - Validating user data in a Spring Boot application using Bean Validation
By this point, we’ve learned a bit about what Spring Boot is and its purpose of improving the application development experience by abstracting specific low-level configurations. In this chapter, you’ll extend this understanding further by learning a few core concepts, such as how to manage application configuration and create a custom configuration for your application. ...
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