Web API Notification using Spring Boot - spring

I am looking at creating Notification in Google Chrome, using Spring Boot. The notification is nowadays common on all sites.
The Spring Boot Admin module does create the same notification if the client application monitored goes down or comes up.
Can some help me with the same, very less support on the internet for the same? Even if the concept is clarified I can share a sample code for Spring boot and make it public via git. Else if a working sample help will also be appreciated.
We have JS way of creating the same, using new Notification('Title',) and window.webkitNotifications.createNotification.

I have solved it using 2 parts.
Server-Sent-Events (sse) emitters with Spring boot and Notification Web APIs
Adding the sample code here
Hope it helps someone looking for a similar solution.

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