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In the place I work we can deploy an enterprise Spring web application in 15 seconds, in my local machine. I truly miss those microframeworks, where a deploy is
by CSDude 11y ago
In the place I work we can deploy an enterprise Spring web application in 15 seconds, in my local machine. I truly miss those microframeworks, where a deploy is nothing but a restart of the process. I know Spring does so much under the hood, but those benefits do not make up for those ridicilous startup times and deploy scenarios.
- viach 11y agoDeploy Java enterprise thing in 15 seconds only! What are you running locally, HAL 9000?
- maaaats 11y ago15 seconds is not too bad. And still, you can just hot-swap code while it's running.
- latchkey 11y agoIt used to be about 3-4 minutes with jboss 4. These days all the frameworks I use start up in less than 2 seconds. 15 seconds still seems slow. Take a look at gwizard. It is blazing fast and even faster for running tests since you don't need to start the http container.
- vbezhenar 11y agoHa-ha. I worked on a project where old WebSphere Portal took 30-60 minutes to start. And shutdown? Noone knows, admins just -KILL-ed it when they wanted to shutdown. You better write your code without bugs. Crazy stuff. 15 seconds? Enjoy that. Oh, and logs. Nobody knew what happens there. Some alien life chatting about something. May be A.I. was about to born there. Don't think about logs. Use your own files. And that thing actually worked and was useful to some people.