Spring Day | Data Access 2.0? Please Welcome Spring Data! | Oliver Gierke

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Data Access 2.0?
…please welcome…

Spring Data!

Oliver Gierke

Oliver Gierke

Spring Data
Core/JPA/MongoDB

ogierke@vmware.com
www.olivergierke.de
olivergierke

What to expect?

How?

Why?

What?

A Developer‘s View

5

What to expect?
NOT!

What to expect? NOT!

7

Retrospect

Relational databases

Scaling

Data structures

Hibari Voldemort
Membase
Riak Cassandra
Redis
SimpleDB (No)SQL MongoDB

OrientDB CouchDB
HBase
Sones
Neo4J

Graphs

Documents

Column families

Key Value

Forest for the woods?

A Developer‘s View

18

There‘s some
Spring for that!

Spring Data

" … provide a familiar and
consistent Spring-based
programming model while
not over-abstracting custom
traits of the speciﬁc store.

Spring Data

JDBC JPA

Spring Data

JDBC JPA

Spring Data

JDBC JPA

Spring Data

JDBC JPA

Spring Data

JDBC JPA

Building blocks

Spring

Mapping

Templates

Repositories

Repositories
Querydsl

32

DEMO

Wrap up

Wrap up
• Sophisticated mapping support
• Templates
• Repositories
• Querydsl
• Spring namespace
• Geospatial support
• Cross-store persistence

Questions?

Resources

• www.springframework.org/spring-data

• github.com/SpringSource/spring-data-mongodb

• http://www.se-radio.net/2010/07/episode-165-nosql-and-
mongodb-with-dwight-merriman

• http://kkovacs.eu/cassandra-vs-mongodb-vs-couchdb-vs-
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