The video tutorial covers the process of managing dependencies in a Maven project, focusing on Spring Boot applications. It explains how to add common dependencies like Spring Boot starter actuator, JUnit, and database dependencies such as H2 and MySQL. The tutorial also discusses the importance of managing versions and exclusions, particularly with JUnit 5 and Spring Boot 2.2. The instructor demonstrates how to organize dependencies in the POM file and highlights the use of tools to visualize the effective POM. The session concludes with a review of the dependency management setup and a preview of upcoming topics on build plugins.

What is the purpose of including the Spring Boot Starter Actuator in a project?

• To manage database connections

• To improve code readability

• To enhance user interface design

• To provide production-ready features

Why is it unnecessary to declare the version of Project Lombok in the POM file?

• It is not compatible with Spring Boot

• It is not used in microservices

• It is managed by the Spring Boot parent POM

• It is automatically updated by IntelliJ

Which version of JUnit is preferred for future projects according to the tutorial?

• JUnit 5

• JUnit 4

• JUnit 3

• JUnit 6

What are the two database dependencies mentioned for microservices?

• Oracle and SQLite

• Cassandra and Redis

• H2 and MySQL

• PostgreSQL and MongoDB

What is the purpose of organizing dependencies in a specific order in the POM file?

• To increase security

• To improve code execution speed

• To reduce file size

• To enhance readability and maintainability

Which tool is mentioned for visualizing the effect of the POM file?

• Dependency Tracker

• Show Effect of POM

• POM Inspector

• Maven Visualizer

What is the main focus of the tutorial's final section?

• Organizing and managing existing dependencies

• Testing microservices

• Removing unused dependencies

• Declaring new dependencies