Speaker: Phil Webb (@phillip_webb)

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Intro

• 00:27 - Creating a Demo App

Upgrading

• 07:24 - Version Number Changes
• 08:29 - JUnit Vintage Engine
• 09:07 - Legacy Config Data Mode
• 10:48 - Logback Property Changes and Property Migrator

New Features

• 13:51 - Java 15 and Startup Logging
• 15:03 - Constructor Binding @ConfigurationProperties Updates
• 18:11 - ApplicationStartup Metrics (Flight Recorder and JSON)
• 24:49 - Changes to Application properties/yaml
• 30:46 - Using 'spring.config.import'
• 34:46 - Importing Files Without an Extension
• 35:28 - Origin Chains
• 38:34 - Config Tree Support (Kubernetes Volume Mounted Secrets)
• 40:51 - Supporting Custom Config Data Import Types
• 42:57 - Docker and Buildpack Updates
• 46:09 - Publishing to a Private Docker Registry
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