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Persistence
The persistence layer is vital to almost any application. Have a look at different ways to implement persistence in Java.
A Guide to GemFire with Spring Data
Learn how to use GemFire to efficiently manage distributed data. >>>
Self-Contained Testing Using an In-Memory Database
A quick, practical tutorial on setting up an in-memory database for running self-contained persistence-layer tests in a Spring application. >>>
Full-text Search with Solr
Learn how to use Solr Search Engine’s capabilities and features, such as building different queries, search faceting, highlighting and suggesting terms. >>>
Intro to Apache Kafka with Spring
A quick and practical guide to using Apache Kafka with Spring. >>>
A Guide to Redis with Redisson
A quick and practical guide to using Redisson for accessing Redis from a Java application. >>>
@Immutable in Hibernate
A quick and practical guide to @Immutable annotation in Hibernate >>>
HBase with Java
Introduction to HBase database and interaction with it using the Java client. >>>
AWS Lambda Using DynamoDB With Java
Introducing AWS Lambda and DynamoDB combination, including configuration steps and demo application. >>>
A Guide to Neo4J with Java
This article is about Neo4j – one of the most mature and full-featured graph databases on the market today. >>>
Quick Intro to Full-Text Search with ElasticSearch
This article, explores ElasticSearch’s REST API, and performs basic operations using HTTP requests. >>>
Hibernate One to Many Annotation Tutorial
In this tutorial we’ll have a look at the one-to-many mapping using JPA annotations with a practical example. >>>
Querying Couchbase with MapReduce Views
Quick intro to using MapReduce views to query Couchbase. >>>
Spring Data MongoDB: Projections and Aggregations
A quick and practical guide to Projections and Aggregations in Spring Data MongoDB >>>
A Guide to MongoDB with Java
Learn how to use MongoDB with a simple, standalone Java client. >>>