Reactive Flow with MongoDB, Kotlin, and Spring WebFlux

[Simsamrosh]

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Reactive Flow with MongoDB, Kotlin, and Spring WebFlux

Proposed article introduction

In this article, I will create a basic application that uses Spring Data Reactive MongoDB and Spring SSeEmitter to showcase a fully reactive flow

On the one hand, I will use Spring Data Reactive MongoDB to save data in a Mongo reactive database and combine it with the Server-Sent-Events technique to alert subscribers about new data . Additionally, I will make use of Spring Boot's Kotlin support. And, because this is a Maven-based project, I'll launch the Spring Boot application after the Mongo DB server is up and running.

This method proposes a solution to the database blocking issues that plague typical non-reactive applications.

Key takeaways

By the end of this article the reader should be able to:-

• setup for Maven-based project
• configure reactive mongo
• document by storing data in a MongoDB database
• Spring Data Reactive Repository
• send and receive data

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