History of Spring

2002: Rod Johnson publishes book addressing J2EE complexities

2003: Rod Johnson, Juergen Hoeller, and Yann Caroff start the Spring Framework open source project

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2004: Spring Framework 1.0 is released

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2008: Spring Security 2.0 is released, renaming it from Acegi

2011: Spring Data takes on NoSQL workloads with Spring Data MongoDB, Spring Data Redis, Spring Data Neo4j, and Spring Data GemFire

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2014: Spring Boot 1.0 is released, introducing rapid application development

2014: Spring Batch 3.0 released, switching to Spring Boot's dynamic bootstrapping capabilities over archetypes

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2014: Spring Integration 4.0 enables integration flows to be configured without XML

2015: Spring Cloud 1.0 is released, providing tools to quickly build software for distributed systems

2016: Spring Cloud Task is introduced, supporting short-lived microservices

2016: Spring Cloud Stream 1.0 is released, enabling event-driven microservices

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2016: Spring Cloud Data Flow 1.0 is released, providing an orchestration service for data microservices

2016: Spring Cloud Data Flow for Kubernetes 1.0 orchestrates long-running (streaming) and short-lived (task/batch) data microservices on Kubernetes

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2018: Spring Cloud Skipper 1.0 allows app discovery and lifecycle management on multiple cloud platforms

2021: Spring Cloud Gateway for Kubernetes automates the deployment of an API gateway service by applying YAML configuration objects to a Kubernetes cluster

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2022: Spring Boot 3 and Spring Framework 6 enable natively compiled applications to run more efficiently in environments like Kubernetes via GraalVM

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