Java serialization library - compact, fast, transparent
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Sep 25, 2017 - Java
Java serialization library - compact, fast, transparent
Simple example that demonstrates how to configure Gzip compression for HTTP responses in a Spring Boot 2.x microservice.
The app allow user to compressed or decompressed file using GZIP algorithm.
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This project was a try-out of the CodeCrafters courses. One of them, was to build your own HTTP Server, this way, step-by-step, learning the procedures about TCP connections, HTTP headers, HTTP verbs, handling multiple connections and more.
Using Gzip compression in Spring Boot offers several advantages: Improved Performance: Gzip compression reduces the size of HTTP responses sent from the server to the client. This results in faster page load times and reduced bandwidth consumption, which improves overall application performance and responsiveness.
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