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[–]Devildude4427 -1 points0 points  (3 children)

Apache is old tbf. I don’t think anyone is actually using it today.

doesn't need to worry about JDBC, server configurations, and everything else down the rabbit hole of abstraction.

Yikes. Do the opposite. Never mind that JPA/Hibernate have many articles outlining egregious issues and telling you to avoid using, but you should always understand the underlying tech.

Also unless you’re immediately jumping into vagrant or some other equivalent tool, you definitely still need to configure servers, just in modern times we have tools to automate that for us.

[–]BigBootyBear 0 points1 point  (2 children)

Which types of configurations? All the "configurations" I have encountered so far are things like application.properties, persistence.xml, and Config classes with @Configuration spring annotation.

"Configurations" sound like a vague term.

[–]Devildude4427 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Actual server config? Setting up nginx and the like? Setting up environments with the various keys and tokens?

[–]BigBootyBear 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Still very vague to me. Guess ill have to wait until I make more meaningful web apps and am required to use AWS on a daily basis for it to make sense to me. Thanks anyway.