Microserver

Requires no XML or imposed directory structure; you can start a REST service with just a Java main class, as shown in the quick start example where 'new MicroserverApp(() -> "test-app").run()' deploys a server.

Seamlessly integrates with Spring, Jersey, Tomcat, and more via modular plugins, allowing teams to add features like Swagger or Hibernate by simply adding dependencies to the build file.

Enables packaging multiple services into a single deployment for developer productivity, helping teams transition from monoliths to microservices without full operational risk, as detailed in the embedded microservices example.

Automatically executes endpoints asynchronously by returning reactive-streams Publishers, simplifying async programming without manual AsyncResponse handling, demonstrated with Future from cyclops-react.