Solon

What is Solon?

Solon is a Java enterprise application development framework for full scenario, built from scratch with more flexible interface specifications and an open ecosystem. It is designed for enterprise applications requiring high concurrency, low memory usage, and rapid startup.

How to use Solon?

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Key features of Solon

• 700% higher concurrency and 50% memory savings.
• 10x faster startup and 90% smaller packing.
• Supports Java 8 through Java 25.
• GraalVM native image compatible.
• Non‑Java‑EE architecture with open ecosystem.

Use cases of Solon

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FAQ from Solon

What is Solon?

Solon is a Java enterprise application development framework for full scenario, emphasizing restraint, efficiency, and openness.

What Java versions does Solon support?

Solon supports JDK 8, 11, 17, 21, and 25, as well as GraalVM native image.

What are the main performance benefits of Solon?

It delivers 700% higher concurrency, 50% memory savings, 10× faster startup, and 90% smaller packing.

What license does Solon use?

Solon is released under the Apache License 2.0.

Where can I find documentation and examples?

The official website at https://solon.noear.org provides documentation and a sample code repository at https://gitee.com/opensolon/solon-examples.