Why We Decided to Move to R2DBC and How That Ended
summary
The talk examines adopting Spring Data R2DBC for reactive access to relational databases in Spring WebFlux applications, comparing what benefits you gain and what costs you pay. It discusses practical challenges teams face when migrating from years of JDBC code to the reactive R2DBC model and when such a migration is justified.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:25Reasons for R2DBC
- 6:03What is R2DBC
- 19:53R2DBC connection setup
- 23:29Blocking vs reactive
- 38:52Spring for R2DBC
- 48:12R2DBC transactions
- 53:55JDBC to R2DBC
- 1:01:24R2DBC tips
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