NoSQL Endgame
summary
Compares actual Java frameworks—Spring Data, Micronaut Data, Jakarta NoSQL—against MongoDB and Neo4j with live demos: repository and template code, queries executed, and delete/lookup shown against sample datasets; code and examples land on GitHub. Finds Jakarta and Micronaut still maturing, Spring Data removes boilerplate but supports only a handful of NoSQLs, Hibernate OGM looks stale and risky; concrete tradeoffs, working demos, and runnable examples decide whether to watch.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Start
- 2:28ABN Amro Bank
- 4:03Advantages of NoSQL
- 6:15Key-Value stores
- 7:30Document stores
- 8:04Graph databases
- 8:34SQL vs NoSQL
- 9:25BASE vs ACID
- 10:40Relational Application
- 12:16JPA problem for NoSQL
- 13:05Annotated Entities
- 16:24Query by Text
- 28:38Operations
- 28:52Conclusions
- 31:30Credits
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