Integrating Distributed SQL Stores with Java Frameworks: The YDB Example
summary
How to integrate popular Java frameworks (examples implied: typical frameworks like Spring, though not named explicitly) with a distributed SQL database, using YDB as a concrete example. It covers key aspects and challenges to consider for successful integration, shows how Java frameworks can be adapted to work with a distributed SQL store, and compares different integration approaches and solutions for YDB.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:12What is YDB and why use it
- 5:13Native YDB client
- 10:16YDB JDBC driver
- 17:05Migrations with Flyway/Liquibase
- 21:02Hibernate integration
- 28:19Spring Data JDBC with YDB
- 33:21JOOQ schema generation
- 36:59R2DBC and async
- 39:10Summary
- 40:45Q&A
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