Spring Cloud/Boot vs Wildfly Swarm

java spring-boot microservices wildfly-9 wildfly-swarm
zaxeer picture zaxeer · Apr 4, 2016 · Viewed 8.5k times · Source

I have doing some analysis of modern Container less Java Stack on net, two Major promising things i came about was:

  1. Spring Boot/Cloud (Packed in Tomcat or Jetty,...)
  2. Wildfly Swarm (Moduler Wildfly 9 Server with minimum possible components)

Yes both have their own features but i have not been able to find out a good comparison of both as both thing are in my point of view better then each other but still i have to decide what good for implementing,

  1. Good for Developer health
  2. Complex Enterprise logic
  3. Scalability
  4. Hot deployments
  5. Microservice Approach
  6. Enterprise Integration Patterns
  7. Continuous Delivery Pipeline.

Thanks for your thoughts

Zaheer

Answer

Justinas Jakavonis picture Justinas Jakavonis · Nov 24, 2017

I would use Spring Boot because it's more popular, has good documentation/examples and more support on Stack Overflow. Also provides convenient tools for testing. Some comparisons:

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