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This project is a collection of reference implementations and practical guides for building enterprise Java applications using the Spring Boot framework. It serves as a backend project gallery and implementation guide, providing a set of architectures for common server patterns. The repository distinguishes itself through a focus on distributed system design, offering examples for global unique identifier generation, distributed caching, and full-text search. It also includes templates and examples for creating custom Spring Boot starters to encapsulate shared dependencies and configurations
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