tomoyane/springboot-bestpractice

This is a Spring Boot-based API service that manages user authentication and information records. It supports multiple database backends, including relational databases, MongoDB, and Cassandra, with optional Redis caching. The system handles login, registration, and data persistence through a modernized domain service layer.

The project underwent a significant upgrade to Spring Boot 2.5.5 and Gradle 8.0, accompanied by a comprehensive refactoring of the codebase. Legacy controllers, services, and domain models were removed and replaced with a modernized architecture featuring JWT-based authentication, a new domain service layer, and updated utility classes.

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The project introduced support for multiple database backends, including Cassandra, MongoDB, and RDBMS, alongside a local in-memory store and caching options. This was accompanied by the addition of database schema definitions, custom exception classes for HTTP errors, and Docker Compose configurations to facilitate local development and testing.

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