In this post, I present CRUD operations on deeply nested comments, stored in a relational database via Spring Boot and Spring Data. The approach is scalable but uses only JPQL and very few pessimistic locks.
In this post I demonstrate a schema, an entity, a DTO, and a continuous fraction index, for JPQL-only CRUD operations on deeply nested comments in relational databases.
Logs, audit logs, and security events are secure system must-haves, helping monitor ongoing behavior and providing forensic evidence. Let's cut through complexity.
HarperDB CTO demonstrates the inner-workings of SocketCluster, including a code review to highlight SocketCluster concepts within a database framework.
What do Monopoly and domain-driven software development have in common? Check out the answer and 4 ways to keep your domain encapsulated and avoiding anemia.
In this article, we'll walk through a critical aspect of logging—logging. Logs are important for any application debugging, so understanding them is important.
This article is based on a talk given by Shawn Ma at TiDB DevCon 2020. TiDB is an open-source, distributed, NewSQL database that supports Hybrid Transactiona...
When people talk about the Performance Improvement of an application, the one integral factor that everyone considers is server-side caching. Identifying the...
After using Jenkins on several projects, we say it's time to move on. Jenkins is left behind with his old approach, and here are some of it's biggest problems.