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The Spring team has officially released the fourth milestone release of Spring Boot 2.3, which is now available from Spring’s milestone repository:

repo.spring.io/milestone/

This release closes 99 99 issues and pull Requests.

Github.com/spring-proj…


It can mainly include the following three points:

1. Support LiVENESS and Readiness Probes in Kubernetes

In Kubernates, container probes represent various aspects of application state. This feature is supported in this release, and support for Kubernates topics is planned for the next release.

2. Improved support for building OCI images

Environment variables starting with DOCKER_* are now supported to locate Docker daemons when building OCI images with Maven/ Gradle.

Docker Daemon is a Daemon in Docker. The Docker client communicates with the Docker Damon process to complete related operations.

3. Improved support for building layered JAR packages, including customization using Gradle

The full list of updates can be found in official notes and documentation:

Github.com/spring-proj… Docs. Spring. IO/spring – the boot…


Spring Boot 2.3.0.m4 is the last milestone release of Spring Boot 2.3, and the Spring Boot 2.3.0.rc1 release candidate is scheduled for release in three weeks, if all goes well, Spring Boot 2.3.0.release will be officially released in early May.

If you want to get your hands on Spring Boot 2.3 right now and try out the new features, you can check out the Spring Boot Quick Build website at:

start.spring.io/

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