To finish this chapter and highlight the benefits of the reactive persistence, let's create a data-intensive reactive application that has to communicate with a database frequently. For example, let's revisit the example from Chapter 6, WebFlux Async Non-Blocking Communication. There, we implemented an alternative read-only web frontend application for the Gitter service (https://gitter.im). The application connects to a predefined chat room and re-streams all the messages to all connected users through Server-Sent Events (SSE). Now, with new requirements, our application has to collect statistics about the most active and the most referenced users in the chat room. Our chat application may use MongoDB to store messages and user profiles. This information may also be used for statistic recalculation purposes. The...
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Oleh Dokuka is an experienced software engineer, Pivotal Champion, and one of the top contributors to Project Reactor and Spring Framework. He knows the internals of both frameworks very well and advocates reactive programming with Project Reactor on a daily basis. Along with that, the author applies Spring Framework and Project Reactor in software development, so he knows how to build reactive systems using these technologies.
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Igor Lozynskyi is a senior Java developer who primarily focuses on developing reliable, scalable, and blazingly fast systems. He has over seven years of experience with the Java platform. He is passionate about interesting and dynamic projects both in life and in software development.
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Oleh Dokuka is an experienced software engineer, Pivotal Champion, and one of the top contributors to Project Reactor and Spring Framework. He knows the internals of both frameworks very well and advocates reactive programming with Project Reactor on a daily basis. Along with that, the author applies Spring Framework and Project Reactor in software development, so he knows how to build reactive systems using these technologies.
Read more about Oleh Dokuka
Igor Lozynskyi is a senior Java developer who primarily focuses on developing reliable, scalable, and blazingly fast systems. He has over seven years of experience with the Java platform. He is passionate about interesting and dynamic projects both in life and in software development.
Read more about Igor Lozynskyi