🚀 Spring Boot with Jetty Server (Maven) | Run Spring Boot Using Jetty Instead of Tomcat
🚀 Spring Boot with Jetty Server (Maven) | Run Spring Boot Using Jetty Instead of Tomcat
Want to run your Spring Boot application with Jetty server instead of the default embedded Tomcat? In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to configure Spring Boot with Eclipse Jetty using Apache Maven.
By default, Spring Boot uses embedded Tomcat, but you can easily switch to Jetty for lightweight, high-performance web applications.
🔹 What You’ll Learn:
How to exclude embedded Tomcat dependency
Adding Jetty starter dependency in Maven
Required pom.xml changes
Running the application with Jetty
Verifying the server change in logs
When to choose Jetty over Tomcat
⚡ Why Use Jetty?
Lightweight and modular
Efficient resource usage
Good for microservices and cloud deployments
This video is perfect for Java developers, backend engineers, and anyone working with Spring Boot microservices.
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