Spring Cloud can be understood as a toolbox, which provides a variety of tools, you can quickly build distributed systems.
Spring Cloud Spring each item based on the Boot, Netflix plurality of encapsulated frame, and by way of automatic configuration will bind to these frameworks Spring environment.
1. Spring Cloud version named
Most Spring projects "major version. Minor version number increment the version number. Milestone version number" in the form of name version.
- The major version number indicates a major reconstruction project;
- Minor version number indicates to add new features and changes;
- Incremental version number generally indicates Bug fixes;
- The version number represents a milestone milestone version number;
Such as Spring Framework stable version 4.3.5.RELEASE, milestone version 5.0.0.M4 and so on.
But Spring Cloud did not use the above in this way, "the English word SRX (X digital)" in the form of naming the version number.
Spring Cloud is a comprehensive project that contains many subprojects, due to the sub-project also maintains its own version, so use this naming avoid confusion with version subprojects.
- The "word" is called "release train", Camden, Dalston, Edgware, etc. are the name of the London Underground, issued in alphabetical order.
- "SR" represents "Service Release", generally indicates Bug fixes;
- Before SR version is released, will first release a Release version, for example, before the release of Edgware SR1, will first release Edgware RELEASE.
- "RC" represents the "Release Candidate" release candidate, hardly adding new features, focusing on debugging, it is the last version before the final version.
- "SNAPSHOT" snapshot version, unstable version is still in development.
- "M" represents "Milestone", a milestone version, with some of the new features or a milestone version.
2. Spring Cloud version selection
Spring Cloud Spring Boot with the corresponding version :( Address: https://spring.io/projects/spring-cloud )
Details Spring Cloud Spring Boot version and version Adaptation follows :( Address: https://start.spring.io/actuator/info )
Reference: https://www.cnblogs.com/gdjlc/p/11762249.html