From JDBC to R2DBC: Is it worth it? | Alejandro Duarte (EN)

[@Vivek.1011]

Totally worth it

[@namjitharavind]

Thank you for the video. But it Spring R2DBC is missing many features when comparing to R2DBC right, Example Mapping between tables. So is it worth it?

[@ProgrammingBrain]

Spring R2DBC uses R2DBC, so anything you can do with R2DBC you can do with Spring R2DBC. Kinda similar to how you can use JPA with Spring Data JPA. -Alejandro Duarte.

[@h7sharma]

Thanks a lot Alejandro for the video, Nice video very informative. I have a query, Why in your benchmarks result http.request_rate value is very low in reactive as compare to blocking. I believe it should be around 10 for both as per our test scenario. Could you please confirm.

[@alejandro_mariadb]

Hi! Thanks for your kind words. My guess is that since the servers are reacting (no pun intended) to the requests and processing them at different rates, these numbers may vary since the testing tool might have some logic around it (like for example, starting a new request immediately if one fails). I suggest checking their documentation.