Master Microservices with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud - Step 6 – Spring Boot Versus Spring Versus Spring MVC

The video tutorial provides a comprehensive overview of the Spring Framework, Spring MVC, and Spring Boot. It explains the core concepts of dependency injection and testability in the Spring Framework, highlighting its role in building loosely coupled applications. The tutorial also covers the features of Spring MVC for web application development, emphasizing the separation of concerns. Spring Boot is introduced as a solution for reducing configuration overhead through auto-configuration and starter features. The video aims to clarify the distinct roles and functionalities of these technologies.

What is the primary focus of the Spring Framework?

• User interface design

• Dependency injection

• Database management

• Network security

How does the Spring Framework help in building applications?

• By facilitating loosely coupled applications

• By offering built-in security features

• By providing a user-friendly interface

• By enabling tightly coupled applications

What is a key feature of Spring MVC?

• Real-time data processing

• Built-in security protocols

• Separation of concerns

• Automatic database configuration

What is the role of the DispatcherServlet in Spring MVC?

• To manage database connections

• To handle user authentication

• To provide logging capabilities

• To act as the front controller

What does Spring Boot aim to simplify?

• Network protocol management

• Database schema design

• Manual configuration of components

• User interface design

How does Spring Boot handle configuration?

• By automatically configuring components based on the classpath

• By requiring manual setup for each component

• By using a graphical user interface

• By providing a command-line tool for configuration

Which of the following is a feature of Spring Boot?

• Integrated development environment

• Built-in user authentication

• Automatic configuration of beans

• Real-time data analytics