Chapter 12. Persisting data reactively
This chapter covers
- Spring Data’s reactive repositories
- Writing reactive repositories for Cassandra and MongoDB
- Adapting non-reactive repositories for reactive use
- Data modeling with Cassandra
As I think about non-blocking reactive code and blocking imperative code, I start to think about rush hour. Rush hour is strangely named. Everybody seems to be in a rush to get where they’re going, but usually they’re all sitting near-motionless in traffic. If it weren’t for everyone else on the road, I’d have no trouble getting to my destination.
Even though I’m eager to get somewhere (I’m non-blocking), that doesn’t mean that someone else on the road isn’t blocking me somehow. There may be other motorists ahead ...
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