Mastering Spring Boot with Couchbase
You will start by understanding the Couchbase platform’s architecture and data model.
Then, you’ll set up a Docker-based Couchbase cluster for your development environment and create a Spring Boot project integrated with Couchbase.
The course dives deep into implementing various operations like save, read, update, and delete using Spring Data repositories and testing them with Postman.
You’ll learn about primary and secondary indexes in Couchbase and how to leverage auto-generated N1QL queries with Spring Boot’s annotations.
The course covers advanced N1QL concepts like SELECT, FROM, WHERE, ORDER BY, LIKE, IN, COUNT, SOME, SATISFIES, RAW, JOIN, and DELETE clauses.
You’ll also implement DTO projections using N1QL and the Query annotation.
Importantly, you’ll learn how to implement ACID transactions with Spring Boot and Couchbase, ensuring data integrity.
The course also dives into Full Text Search (FTS) implementation, covering term search, phrase match, regex, wildcard, prefix, conjunction, and disjunction search queries.
Additionally, you’ll learn how to connect multiple Couchbase buckets with Spring Boot and test the connectivity.
Master Reactive Couchbase with Spring WebFlux
You’ll start by understanding the fundamentals of reactive programming and reactive systems, followed by an in-depth exploration of the Spring WebFlux architecture.
Next, you’ll dive into the Couchbase platform, its architecture, and data model.
The course will guide you through setting up a development environment, including a Docker-based Couchbase cluster.
With a solid foundation in place, you’ll create a Spring WebFlux project and configure the reactive Couchbase driver.
The course then focuses on implementing a reactive REST API using Spring WebFlux and the reactive Couchbase driver.
You’ll learn to create a data model, implement save, read, update, and delete operations, and test them using Postman.
The course covers the differences between primary and secondary indexes in Couchbase and how to implement optimistic locking for update operations.
Error handling is a crucial aspect of any application, and the course dedicates sections to reactive error handling with onErrorResume and global reactive error handling in Spring WebFlux.
You’ll also explore auto-generated N1QL queries with Spring WebFlux, including findByField, findByFieldLike, findByFieldOrderBy, and findByFieldNot.
Advanced topics include reactive N1QL-based query annotated queries, covering findByField, findByFieldLike, count, IN queries, nested inner queries, JOIN queries, and projections.
The course also covers reactive transactions with Spring WebFlux and Couchbase, ensuring data integrity in your applications.
Full-text search is a powerful feature in Couchbase, and you’ll learn how to create an FTS index, perform simple and phrase searches, regex and wildcard searches, prefix and all-field searches, and conjunction and disjunction field queries using the reactive FTS capabilities of Couchbase and Spring WebFlux.
Throughout the course, you’ll gain hands-on experience by implementing various features and testing them, ensuring a solid understanding of the concepts.