You need to optimize a Spring Boot application for faster startup times. What strategies and configurations would you employ for this optimization?
- Minimizing the number of auto-configured beans, using lazy initialization for non-essential components, and optimizing classpath scanning.
- Increasing the number of auto-configured beans to pre-warm the application, enabling verbose logging for debugging, and adding more third-party dependencies.
- Reducing the amount of available memory for the application, disabling caching, and using blocking I/O for database operations.
- Increasing the number of threads in the application thread pool, even if it leads to contention.
Optimizing a Spring Boot application for faster startup times involves strategies like minimizing the number of auto-configured beans, using lazy initialization for non-essential components, and optimizing classpath scanning. These approaches reduce the initial overhead and improve startup times. The other options, such as increasing auto-configured beans or increasing thread pool size without consideration, can lead to performance issues or longer startup times.
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