Production-Ready Multi-Stage Dockerfile for Spring Boot Application #19
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The provided codebase is a Spring Boot application, as indicated by the
@SpringBootApplicationannotation inApplication.javaand thespring-boot-starter-parentin thepom.xml. The application is packaged as a JAR file, which is typical for Spring Boot applications. Thepom.xmlspecifies Java 21, but the Dockerfile will use Java 17 due to the availability of compatible base images. The application likely exposes port 8080, a common default for Spring Boot applications. The Dockerfile will be a multi-stage build to optimize the image size and ensure a production-ready environment.