Building Scalable Spring Applications with YugabyteDB

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Compares traditional primary/replica RDB patterns with YugabyteDB’s multi-node read/write capability, demonstrates local cluster setup via Docker and yugabyte yb-ctl commands (3 → 4 nodes), and shows ports 5433/7000/9000. Uses Spring with HikariCP datasource and the YB JDBC driver (driver caches tserver list, refresh ~5 min) and shows automatic connection rebalancing on scale-out/in. Runs ApacheBench (30 clients, 3 minutes), exposes max_connections default 300, and eliminates transient 500s during scale-in by using @Retryable retries; Grafana/Prometheus monitor metrics.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 2:07RDB vs YugabyteDB scalability
3. 6:05YugabyteDB architecture
4. 11:52Spring with YugabyteDB
5. 16:31Connection pooling in Spring
6. 20:27Scale-in and connection errors
7. 23:17Live demo: cluster scaling
8. 27:01Monitoring with Prometheus
9. 29:43Summary

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