Move over JDBC: ADBA and R2DBC are coming!
Track
Core Java, Frameworks & Servers
Date and time
Monday, 13. May 2019., 09:00
Room
Hall A
Duration
45'
We’ve been using JDBC to access our SQL databases for decades, but JDBC is a blocking API. Blocking API’s can be problematic at times, and after years of promises, a ‘non blocking JDBC’ is on the horizon. First we'll look into why we may want to move away from blocking API's, and the we address two options of doing that, R2DBC and ADBA. We'll go through show some code, and discuss what impact it has on your code and on the performance of your system.
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About speaker
Frank Lyaruu, author
CTO at Dexels in Amsterdam and Senior Architect at Sendrato. I still like to get my hands dirty. Frequent conference speaker. Reactive and Event Driven advocate. Trying to rid the world of blocking and polling since 2002!
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