What’s New in Spring Cloud 2021.0.0 (Jubilee) – Key Features and Upgrade Tips
Spring Cloud 2021.0.0 (Jubilee) introduces support for Spring Boot 2.6.1, adds configuration options for load balancing, integrates with major secret managers, and brings major enhancements to Gateway, Kubernetes, OpenFeign, and Sleuth, while providing a concise component version overview.
Spring Cloud announced its first release supporting Spring Boot 2.6, version 2021.0.0, codename “Jubilee”.
Important note: this version works with Spring Boot 2.6.1 and later; do not use 2.6.0 when upgrading.
Update Highlights
Spring Cloud Commons
Supports per‑load‑balancer configuration, applicable to Gateway, Contract, and OpenFeign.
Spring Cloud Config
Added integrations with AWS Secrets Manager, AWS Parameter Store, and GCP Secret Manager.
Spring Cloud Gateway
Supports Redis‑based dynamic routing
Supports HTTP/2
Supports gRPC
Spring Cloud Kubernetes
Optimized configuration service and discovery controller.
Spring Cloud OpenFeign
Now supports the @Cachable annotation.
Spring Cloud Sleuth
Extended tracing integrations to include Tomcat, Spring Vault, R2DBC, JDBC, Spring Cloud Deployer, Spring Cloud Skipper, Reactor Kafka, Spring TX, Spring Batch, RSocket, Spring Cloud Task, Spring Cloud Config, Kotlin Coroutines, and more.
Component Versions
The following image shows the version upgrades for each component in the 2021.0.0 release.
Summary
Load‑balancer configuration optimization
Gateway enhancements (Redis routing, HTTP/2, gRPC)
OpenFeign now supports @Cachable Developers can upgrade to this version to explore the new features and stay ahead in Spring Cloud development.
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Programmer DD
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