Make your APIs reactive with Spring Reactive
summary
Introduces Spring 5’s Spring Reactive support for building reactive APIs to gain scalability and lower cost. Covers the paradigm shift from synchronous to asynchronous/reactive programming—changes to return types, business logic composition, and potentially data access—and explores the challenges and implementation considerations for creating reactive APIs with Spring Reactive.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 5:12Reactive architecture explained
- 12:49Spring MVC vs WebFlux
- 21:16Mono and event composition
- 29:04WebFlux in practice
- 36:55Scalability and performance
- 41:35Challenges and complexities
- 46:10Transactions and context
- 52:17Closing and Q&A
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