Reactive Spring
summary
Spring Framework 5 adds Netty-backed WebFlux and Reactor-based Flux/Mono types, plus reactive support across Spring Data Kay, Spring Security 5, Spring Boot 2 and Spring Cloud Finchley. Demo builds a reservations service using reactive MongoDB (and Redis options), a reactive repository API that accepts Publishers, server-sent events and functional routes, a Spring Cloud Gateway proxy, and a Spring Cloud Function deployed to riff/Kubernetes (an uppercase function) — all shown working end-to-end.
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chapters (26)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:16Welcome
- 0:31Hiring
- 2:01Spring Tips
- 3:02Safari
- 7:36Pivotal
- 13:00Limitation
- 14:30Operating System
- 15:17New Approach
- 16:19Functional
- 16:57Asynchronous
- 17:45Competition Metaphor
- 18:31Reactive Stream Specification
- 19:05Collections
- 20:03Reactive streams
- 21:39Start That Spring
- 22:35Reservation Service
- 23:10Sequel Options
- 24:39Reactive Options
- 30:02Reservation
- 31:10Publisher
- 34:35Publisher types
- 42:47A message of hope
- 44:15Banner setup
- 46:00REST API
- 53:07Eventdriven architectures
