Data quality isn't just a technical issue: It impacts an organization's compliance, operational efficiency, and customer satisfaction.
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Ideally, microservices are self-reliant. Yet, just like the monolithic web applications that came before them, microservices send queries to database servers. Alternatively, we can embed a database within all of our microservices, replace SQL with database APIs and have all of the embedded databases replicate to the same database server. There’s no need for a cache and it doesn’t matter if the database server fails because all of the necessary data is available locally.
We’re going to introduce a new microservices architecture and follow it up with a demo and code walkthrough.
In this webinar, you’ll learn more about:
• Building microservices with embedded databases
• Accessing data directly via database APIs instead of SQL
• Running Java microservices on Quarkus
• Taking advantage of Java streams to augment database indexes
