RSocket + Spring
summary
Claims that combining Spring Boot with RSocket yields the fastest, developer-friendly reactive path and shows concrete code: two Spring Boot services use Project Reactor, WebClient and RSocketRequester to implement request-response and request-stream endpoints, a scheduled fire-and-forget sender (every 3s), and a bi-directional channel. Demo pulls real aircraft data from PlaneFinder, maps weather flux to aircraft flux, switches transport between TCP and WebSocket, and everything works live with backpressure and resumption enabled.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Welcome and introduction
- 2:55Reactive streams overview
- 8:10RSocket and back pressure
- 12:40Setting up the demo
- 16:52Spring Boot auto configuration
- 18:15Creating domain classes
- 19:38Request response interaction
- 24:08Request stream interaction
- 30:56Fire and forget interaction
- 34:04Bidirectional channel interaction
- 39:46Scheduling and transport demo
- 42:12Resources and closing
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