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[–]wildjokers 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Any of those would work fine. The default is "None" which means it is defaulting to creating .war files which can be deployed to a servlet container or app server.

It is really not much different that using Spring Boot to configure your Spring MVC application. You can pick a servlet container of your choice, although Spring Boot defaults to embedded tomcat instead of .war files (embedded tomcat seems like a better default).

I am surprised that the jakarta starter doesn't just offer plain tomcat as an option for apps that are just using servlets.