Reactive Spring
summary
Spring 5 adds first-class reactive support built on Project Reactor and a Netty-based runtime, demonstrating end-to-end reactive I/O from reactive MongoDB through Mono and Flux to the client. The demo uses Spring Boot 2.0 M1, Spring WebFlux (functional routing), Lombok, Reactor operators (zip, interval, flatMapMany), a reactive WebClient streaming Server-Sent-Events, and a reactive Spring Security auth manager with HTTP Basic. The sample “Flux Flix” service persists and streams movie events successfully and is protected and verifiable via curl.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:39New Slide
- 0:53Overview
- 1:20Reactive Spring
- 23:35Creating a Component
- 31:17Spring Web Flux
- 35:20Reactive Runtime
- 39:43Testing
- 40:48Reactive Web Client
- 41:48Testing Reactive Web Client
- 47:52Spring Security 5
- 48:27Web Flux
- 51:35User Details Repository
- 53:02Get User Name
- 53:51Get User Object
- 55:48Authorization Manager
- 57:28Demo
