I want to enable lazy initialization for my spring boot application to improve the startup time. But once I do that this causes some problems. E.g. my KafkaListeners are also not initialized and will not receive any messages. Can I enable lazy initialization, but eagerly initialize some specific beans?

CodePudding user response：

By default all beans are initialized eagerly in order to have consistent application context. You could initialize some specific beans lazily with @Lazy.

CodePudding user response：

To be able to make a specific bean eager initialized, I found the annotation org.springframework.data.repository.cdi.Eager. This made it work for me.