Spring Boot gives us a free hand when it comes to overriding auto-configurations in each module. It doesn't force us to use default configurations. It is very opinionated about the configurations. In this chapter, we will explore how to override auto-configurations using properties and YML files.
Some days ago, one of my friends purchased a car. You know that car companies also provide full control of exterior decoration to make it look like a sports car. You could change the color combination, headlights, wheels, door LEDs, and so on. The car can be changed according to your precise specifications.
But on the other hand, most models of car can't be overridden. You have to purchase them with auto-configuration. Some car companies offer a form of auto-configuration so, you don't have to explicitly specify...
