JDBC, What Is It Good For?
summary
Argues JDBC remains relevant and shows concrete choices: use JdbcTemplate and SimpleJdbc for far less boilerplate, try the new Spring Data JDBC (snapshot) as a lightweight CRUD repo alternative to JPA, and run real demos on Cloud Foundry, Kubernetes/minikube and serverless (deployed to AWS Lambda and Project Riff). Demo inserts return generated key 12 and HTTP status 200; notes async JDBC has a Java proposal but no production driver yet.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:25Spring solved JDBC try-catch nightmare and more
- 2:00Spring JDBC - who does what?
- 2:53Spring JDBC Support
- 6:41What is next for Spring JDBC?
- 13:26Cloud Foundry for Spring Boot with JDBC
- 14:11Deploying JDBC Spring Boot App on Cloud Foundry
- 15:35Deploying JDBC Spring Boot App on Kubernetes
- 19:33Serverless JDBC
- 20:42The JDBC Function
- 21:30Spring Cloud Function on AWS Lambda
- 23:09Spring Cloud Function on Project riff
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