Not Only Reactive - Data Access with Spring Data
summary
Spring Data Kay ships after a year of work fixing ~700 issues across 15 modules, adds reactive support for MongoDB, Redis and Cassandra, and renames repository methods so findOne becomes findById and findAll-by-ID ambiguity disappears; repositories now return Optional. Mongo gets a fluent Query API with optional-unwrapping helpers and distinct/type-aware queries planned; Redis cache is rewritten with separate CacheConfiguration and templates and reactive support via Lettuce; Cassandra rebases on DataStax driver 3.3.2, adds batch ops, fluent query/update, paging and a reactive Cassandra repository. Geode/Jimfire join the release train with annotations for regions, cluster config and PDX serialization; Lovelace previews JDBC repositories and reactive Redis pub/sub.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker intro
- 3:27Spring Data Kay release core themes
- 14:34Kotlin extensions and projection enhancements
- 19:52MongoDB template API improvements
- 26:56Redis cache API redesign
- 31:25Apache Cassandra module updates
- 49:26Apache Geode module integration
- 1:06:59Lovelace release sneak peek
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