Jakarta EE 11: Beyond the Era of Java EE
This user guide provides a brief history of Java EE/Jakarta EE and a detailed overview of some of the specifications that will be updated in Jakarta EE 11.
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Clean and Modular Java: A...Thanks for the insight! I agree — package-level separation works great too. In this case,...
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MongoDB Sharding: What to Know Before You Shard
Table of Contents Sharding as a horizontal scaling strategyUnderstanding a sharded cluster architectureShardsConfig serversMongosDistributing data in a sharded clusterWhen should you shard a collection?Vertical limits or costLarge datasetsFaster backup and restore timesHigh write or throughput requirementsZonal or regional data requirementsChoosing ...
Table of Contents What’s new in version 8.0? General changesQueryable EncryptionExpress query stagesQuery shape and query settingsCompatibility and deprecationsQuery behaviorIndex filtersMigration planning and strategyPre-migration assessment Staging cluster: your testing hubUpgrade production clusterMonitoringCluster node metrics RecapHow complex is your upgrade?Straightforward upgradesMore complex upgradesConclusion Have …
Table of Contents One search might not be enoughMerging the best of both worldsPrerequisitesThe vector searchThe full-text searchImplementing the full-text indexExecuting a basic text queryImproving the experience with fuzzy searchRefining results with score boostingCombining forces with hybrid searchThe $rankFusionHow to …
Table of Contents PrerequisitesOne-to-many relationshipApproach 1: Embedding reviews inside booksApproach 2: Moving reviews to a separate collectionApproach 3: Bringing back recent reviews (Subset Pattern)Implementing the Subset PatternTesting the featureWrapping up In the previous article—Getting Started With Hibernate ORM and MongoDB—we …
Table of Contents How MongoDB fits inPrerequisitesTag your Atlas clusterProject overviewSetting up the projectConfigure HibernateThe Book entityCreating the SessionFactoryImplementing the Book serviceRunning the applicationCurrent limitations (Public Preview)Wrapping up For years, Hibernate ORM has been one of the most popular frameworks …
Table of Contents Adding filters: From story to codeFirst try: Add a post-filter in MovieServiceSecond try: Use a pre-filterRefining the search with extra filtersApplying toCriteria() in the searchReducing embedding costs with cachingStrategy with @CacheableA minimal frontendStep 1: HTMLStep 2: JavaScriptStep …
Table of Contents The magic behind vector searchPrerequisitesTag your Atlas ClusterEmbeddings with Voyage AIPreparing the datasetMongoDB Atlas Vector Search (index and retrieval)Building the movie search appConfiguring the applicationThe document modelWire the request DTOCommunicating with Voyage AIThe EmbeddingServiceQuerying with Spring Data …
Table of Contents Why Queryable Encryption?A quick look at Spring Data MongoDBUse case: HR system with encrypted fieldsSetting up the projectConfiguring dependencies and propertiesAdding mongodb-cryptApplication.yml configurationAccessing properties in the codeBuilding the application layersThe domain modelThe repositoryThe serviceThe controllerSetting up encryptionConfiguring …
Table of Contents The setup: A realistic aggregation scenarioThe application behind the testTesting on M0: The hidden riskTaking it to production: Same query, different outcomeReal-time metrics: Detecting the bottleneckQuery insights: The detective toolDon’t guess, let Performance Advisor show the wayResilience …
One of the discussions that always leaves me with both doubts and excitement is the one about system architecture. Ever since I started diving deeper into programming, I’ve encountered questions like how to separate packages and modules: is it really …
Table of Contents Aggregation pipelineAggregation stages$Match$Project$Unwind$Group$Sort$AddFieldsCombining stagesWrapping up Finding exactly the data we need isn’t always a simple task. You’ve probably faced situations where you needed to filter information, group it, and even perform calculations to produce a final result. …
Interesting read on @foojayio about the current state of the @grailsframework, at @TheASF
Written by @spoole167 interviewing @JamesFredley
https://foojay.io/today/grails-isnt-done-yet-part-1-inside-the-asf-reboot/
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My #Java 26 article is now also available on Foojay Today! @foojayio
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