The Microservices Smackdown: Data
summary
Compares Spring Boot, Micronaut, Quarkus (plus reactive stacks like Project Reactor, Vert.x/Mutiny) by running six demos that insert two rows each into an Oracle DB in Docker, using both synchronous JDBC/JPA and asynchronous R2DBC/Reactive clients; shows everything works end-to-end but flags version mismatches (R2DBC 1.0 vs frameworks still on 0.8/0.9) and driver quirks, and demonstrates how repositories, reactive types (Mono/Flux/Uni/Multi) and connection pools behave in practice.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 6:38What Alternatives You Use When Running as an Application Server
- 8:03Nosql Databases
- 15:48R2dbc
- 20:43Alternatives to R2dc
- 23:25Bootstrap a Springboard Application
- 28:30R2dbc Demo
- 34:54Maven or Gradle
- 37:13Dependencies
- 40:50Domain Object
- 43:25Quarkus
- 47:32Rx Demo
- 50:22Resources
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