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 Complete the following steps to deploy a sample Spring Boot application by manually configuring your `server.xml` file and running the server from the command line. To deploy a Spring Boot application to Open Liberty by using Maven, see the link:/guides/spring-boot.html[Containerizing, packaging, and running a Spring Boot application] Open Liberty guide.
 
+You can also deploy a Spring Boot application like any standard Jakarta EE WAR by using the same developer tools and server configuration. This approach can provide a common DevOps workflow with your other Liberty WAR deployments. For more information, see the link:/blog/2024/05/01/spring-boot-3.html[Running a Spring Boot 3.x application WAR file on Liberty] blog post.
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 In the following steps, you create a Liberty server instance, deploy your Spring Boot JAR or WAR application, and specify the default HTTP port for the server instance. By default, Liberty deploys the Spring Boot application with the default host configuration. The example uses a `hellospringboot.jar` sample application and `9090` for the default HTTP port.
 
 1. Run the `server create helloserver` command from the `wlp/bin` directory to create a server and name it `helloserver`.