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> "write once, run it on your specific server".

Funny, how people forget that a "specific server" can be running Linux on bare metal ARM or a x86 container, or maybe Windows or even MacOS.



I guess what I'm trying to say is that you're not typically deploying JAR files outside of an extremely controlled environment.

For a server environment, I set all the parameters I want and then I code around it. Obviously there's a lot of variation between different servers, but you typically develop your server code a specific set of servers.


And you don't have to think about your server architecture when you run unit tests on your jar locally from your M4 MacBook.

How convenient is that, huh?




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