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Learn about Reactive Programming in Java (watch thewebinar):

• Start withreactive-programming and see howone thread can successfullyserve 10users.
• Take a look atblocking-service to see a typical REST web service withJDBC connections.
• See how to use theFlux class andR2DBC to build afully reactive service.
• Compare throughput usingArtillery. See how many HTTP 200 OK responses you get oneach service (test scripts included on each service project).

To run the experiments in this repository, you'll need a MariaDB database running on your machine with the following database and table:

CREATEDATABASEreactive;USE reactive;CREATETABLE `word` (`id`int(11)NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,`text`varchar(64) DEFAULTNULL,PRIMARY KEY (`id`)) ENGINE=Aria;

Note: Aria is a storage engine for read-heavy workoads, but it has some limitations. Seethis blog post.

Insert or import test data into this table. For example, downloadthis CSV file and import it as follows:

LOAD DATA LOCAL INFILE'/path/to/words_pos.csv'    IGNORE INTO TABLE word    FIELDS    TERMINATED BY','    LINES TERMINATED BY'\n'    IGNORE0 LINES    (@dummy,text)SETtext=UPPER(text);

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