How to Configure Multiple Data Sources in a Spring Boot Application

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Date: 2020-11-23
This tutorial demonstrates configuring multiple data sources in a Spring Boot application using two H2 databases. It details setting up separate configurations for each database (using @Primary
for one), defining corresponding entity classes (Beer and Customer), and creating a controller to access data from both sources. The example uses Maven, JPA, and Lombok. The application showcases accessing and managing data from distinct databases within a single Spring Boot application.
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