Getting Started With RSocket
summary
Shows how to boot a Spring Boot RSocket server from start.spring.io with Java 11 and Maven, add a Message DTO (Lombok optional), and expose four interaction models: request-response, fire-and-forget, request-stream, and request-channel. Uses the downloadable rsc client for manual checks and Spring’s RSocketRequester plus Reactor StepVerifier for tests that run green. Demonstrates logs showing received fire-and-forget payloads and a streaming example that emits one message per second.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to RSocket
- 4:21Creating RSocket project
- 5:45Request response demo
- 11:42Fire and forget interaction
- 14:52Request stream demo
- 22:13Stream in and out demo
- 26:30Resources and summary
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