Blog post about Spring Native with JHipster

[Matt Raible]

Hi team!

I wrote a blog post about integrating Spring Native with JHipster and the new JHipster native blueprint. I hope to publish on the Okta developer blog next Wednesday. 

There’s a preview to the post in one of the comments on the PR.

https://github.com/oktadev/okta-blog/pull/1088

If you have a moment, I’d love a review, or a QA of the steps. This post assumes the next version of JHipster has been released, as well as 1.0 of the JHipster native blueprint. To install the unreleased version of the blueprint, run the following command:

npm install -g jhipster/generator-jhipster-native

Thanks!

Matt

[Pascal GRIMAUD]

This morning, I started to prepare the next release of generator-jhipster v7.7.0 but not enough time to wait and finish

So, I'll probably do the release tomorrow

Pascal

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[Julien Dubois]

1 second of startup time seems pretty big to me. I have 40ms with some Spring Function (serverless) and 80ms with NubesGen.

An interesting thing with NubesGen: on the JVM it takes a bit more than 1 seconds, but some beans are lazy initialized. With GraalVM, it’s 80ms and all beans are eagerly initialized!

I’m guessing you have some beans that wait for some network request (database? authentication?) and that makes you waste some startup time.

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[Matt Raible]

Yeah, my guess is it's mostly Liquibase, JPA, and possibly OIDC. It might be faster if reactive, I'm not sure.

A super simple Spring Boot + OAuth app starts in around 56ms in my research.

https://developer.okta.com/blog/2021/06/18/native-java-framework-comparison#startup-time-comparison