Himai Minh wrote:Hi Tim,
That is interesting to know that Spring Boot is serverless. Nowadays, people use Spring Boot to develop microservices and deploy the microservices
to Docker/Kubernetes for scalability and redundancy.
Don't look at me to be an authority on "serverless". As far as I'm concerned you can't be "serverless" and still respond to Internet requests, but as far as I could define "serverless", that would be serverless.
Spring Boot lends itself very well to containerisation. Although it's not mandatory. I have a demo of my open-source recipe manager app (
https://gourmetj.mousetech.com) running in Spring Boot directly on a server machine at the moment. It probably will get containerised at some point, though.