Getting Started with Jakarta NoSQL and MongoDB
summary
Shows the Jakarta NoSQL specification and the Eclipse JNoSQL implementation used to connect a local MongoDB instance via Jakarta NoSQL and Eclipse JNoSQL, with MongoDB Compass for inspection. Builds a beers database (initially 16 beers, 23 brewers), programmatically inserts two brewers and two beers via annotated POJOs, repository and service patterns, and document template queries (select/insert/save); runs successfully on a local container. Notes JDK8 vs JDK11 compatibility, MicroProfile config wiring, and available update/delete APIs.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Start
- 0:32Who's Mike?
- 1:20Objectives
- 1:59What is Jakarta NoSQL (2)?
- 4:06NoSQL Database Types
- 4:26Key-Value
- 6:08Column Family
- 10:25Jakarta NoSQL Layers
- 11:20Communication Layer
- 12:18Mapping Layer
- 13:03Scalability vs. Complexity
- 13:33Supported NoSQL Databases
- 37:09Current Status of Jakarta NoSQL
- 38:33Want to Get Involved?
- 38:51Acknowledgements
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