GitHub Actions for GraalVM Native Images: Securing the Build and Release Workflow
Table of Content
· Introduction
· Why is better than traditional JVM?
· Build GraalVM Native Image with Spring Boot
∘ 1. Set Up Your Gradle Project
∘ 2. Create a Sample Application
∘ 3. Building a Native Image Using BuildPacks
∘ 4. Building a Native Image using Native Build Tools
· Create a GitHub Action workflow file for GraalVM Native Image
· Conclusion
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Introduction
GraalVM is a cutting-edge runtime that enhances the performance and flexibility of Java and other programming languages. One of its standout features is the ability to compile Java applications into native images, standalone executables that run without requiring a JVM at runtime. This unique capability makes GraalVM an attractive choice for modern applications.
Why is better than traditional JVM?
Unlike traditional JVM-based applications, which rely on a Just-In-Time (JIT) compiler and require a JVM to execute, GraalVM Native Images use Ahead-Of-Time (AOT)…
