<ul><li>Quarkus and Spring Native are two frameworks that use GraalVM's Ahead-of-Time (AOT) compilation to achieve sub-10ms startup in Java applications.</li><li>Quarkus is designed with GraalVM in mind and provides near-instant startup, reduced memory footprint, and first-class Kubernetes and serverless support.</li><li>Spring Native is an extension of Spring Boot that brings native compilation to the Spring ecosystem, but it has reflection-heavy defaults and slower build times compared to Quarkus.</li><li>Quarkus is recommended for cloud-native applications with its best-in-class startup time and low memory footprint, while Spring Native is suitable for leveraging existing Spring knowledge and enterprise integrations.</li></ul>

Sub-10ms Startup: Quarkus vs. Spring Native – The Race to Instant Java

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