The bigger a monolithic application, the larger the dependency set. Adding or changing dependencies becomes a tricky task. Similarly, the complexity is in the number of beans and their dependencies in components container. You learn how to split a monolithic SpringFramework ApplicationContext into a set of sub-contexts, how to isolate sub-context internal components, clear their APIs and avoid non-trivial dependencies. Each sub-context can have its own classpath, which tackles the dependency hell problem. After being divided, a monolithic system becomes easier to split into a set of micro-services or processes. From the talk, attendees will learn several practical tips and tricks on how to split component containers into smaller ones to reduce the complexity.

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