How to choose right FetchType to avoid Hibernate performance issues

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Most Hibernate performance issues are caused by fetching related entities you don’t use in your business code. To make it even worse, this happens automatically and is extremely hard to find on your typical test system.
In this video, I will show you the critical part of your entity mapping to avoid these problems. And I will also show you a logging configuration that makes these problems visible.
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I'm a freelance consultant and trainer helping Java developers create better persistence layers using Hibernate and Spring Data.
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[@eluengo]

Hi Thorben, thanks for bringing light to the complexity of the persistence layer.

[@Thorben-Janssen]

Thanks for watching

[@andtif]

Thanks for the video ! Can't wait for the next one!

[@Thorben-Janssen]

Next one will be up next week

[@ferlezcano]

Nice to see new videos from again! 💪🏼

[@Thorben-Janssen]

There will be more soon. I'm already working on the next one :)

[@siux94]

Hi Thorben, Would you please make blogpost or video about using full text search in Postgres using Hibernate?

[@Thorben-Janssen]

Hey, I haven't tried Postgres' full text search, yet, but you should be able to use it as a native query: thorben-janssen.com/jpa-native-queries

[@siux94]

@@Thorben-Janssen thanks on reply. I've issue that query depends on fairly complex conditions. Currently I'm using Criteria API to build it, except for full text search part.

[@tsGarpfin1]

Thanks for excellent content. Is there any possibility to make a coding problem on Persistence hub of database connection lease and how to log connection lease times ? For example in Spring Boot transactional context, what to avoid and best practices.

[@Thorben-Janssen]

That's an interesting idea. Let me think about it ...