Simplifying Apache Geode with Spring Data - John Blum
summary
Spring Data Geode plus Spring Boot provides an annotation-based configuration model that creates repositories, auto-creates regions and OQL indexes, and pushes cluster config via HTTP so servers remember schema changes. The demo builds a client then flips it to a client-server setup, uses Enable entity-defined regions and a pool of locators, enables PDX serialization to avoid Java Serializable, and runs tests with mock Geode objects; the example compiles and connects to a locator and server after enabling PDX and cluster config.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 7:43Demo setup and local Geode application
- 21:35Transitioning to client-server model
- 28:04Key annotations and features overview
- 36:51Advanced features and future plans
- 40:49Testing Apache Geode configuration
- 43:45Summary and release plans
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