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        <title>Using OpenShift for Enterprise Grade Spring Boot Deployments</title>
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        <description>We live in a polyglot world where developers are using a vast array of different technologies to create applications that perform well, while also having the ability to scale to meet the demands of their application users. Of course, it is very easy to show the supported languages and runtimes that OpenShift provides out of the box, but to be realistic, many developers would like to see how we can bring other leading technologies into OpenShift and use them seamlessly.</description>
        
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