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Spring Boot vs JAX-RS (Restlet) for dead simple microservices

I want to create really small stand-alone microservices that serve some REST operations that store data in memory (no persistence is required).

Therefore, I look at the framework for the easiest approach. After looking at the available JAX-RS implementations, Restlet seemed to be a good choice.

Also got Spring Boot recommended with comment, you don't need JAX-RS. I was a little embarrassed. Isn't JAX-RS the standard for Java REST applications? Wouldn't I need to combine Spring Boot with JAX-RS?

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