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Spring Boot guidance — DI, data access, security, testing, and production-ready Java services.

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## Overview

Spring Boot is the dominant Java framework for backend services: dependency injection, auto-configuration, and a vast ecosystem (Data, Security, Cloud, Batch) let teams build enterprise-grade services with relatively little boilerplate. Its opinions are strong but escape hatches exist everywhere. This skill covers building Spring Boot services correctly — bean design, data access with Spring Data, security configuration, and the operational details (profiles, actuators, graceful shutdown) that production demands.

## When to use

- Building a Java/Kotlin backend service or microservice.
- Structuring Spring Boot apps (layers, beans, configuration).
- Securing APIs with Spring Security (JWT, OAuth2).
- Tuning data access (JPA/Hibernate pitfalls, transactions).
- Preparing Spring Boot for production (profiles, observability, containers).
- Migrating Spring Boot across major versions.
- Choosing between Spring MVC and WebFlux.
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