Chapter 7. Optimizing Your Requests
In this chapter, we will be looking at different techniques to improve our application's performance.
We will implement classical ways of optimizing a web application: cache control headers, Gzipping, an application cache, and ETags, as well as more reactive stuff, such as asynchronous method calls and WebSockets.
A production profile
In the previous chapter, we saw how to define an application properties file that will only be read while launching the application with a specific profile. We will use the same approach and create an application-prod.properties file in src/main/resources, right next to the existing application.properties file. This way, we will be able to configure the production environment with ...
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