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Mastering RethinkDB

You're reading from   Mastering RethinkDB Master the skills of building real-time apps dramatically easier with open source, scalable database - RethinkDB

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Product type Paperback
Published in Dec 2016
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781786461070
Length 330 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Shahid Shaikh Shahid Shaikh
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Table of Contents (11) Chapters Close

Preface 1. The RethinkDB Architecture and Data Model 2. RethinkDB Query Language FREE CHAPTER 3. Data Exploration Using RethinkDB 4. Performance Tuning in RethinkDB 5. Administration and Troubleshooting Tasks in RethinkDB 6. RethinkDB Deployment 7. Extending RethinkDB 8. Full Stack Development with RethinkDB 9. Polyglot Persistence Using RethinkDB 10. Using RethinkDB and Horizon

Further improvements


There are two key improvements which you can do:

  • Integrating the message broker

  • Developing a distributed transaction

Let's discuss each one in brief.

Integrating the message broker

For now, we are using the EventEmitter class of Node.js to emit and receive events. You can hook advanced message brokers such as RabbitMQ or Apache Kafka. All you need to do is, instead of emitting the event in the Polyglot class, just push the changes in the message broker.

At the consumer end, any program can read it and use it for their use. This way, there will be high cohesion and less tight coupling.

If you are going to do it using RabbitMQ then we have already covered the integration part in Chapter 7, Extending RethinkDB.

Moving right along to the next improvement.

Developing a distributed transaction

For now, we are not using any transaction in between the databases to perform the CRUD operation. Since our databases can be SQL, NoSQL, key-value, graph-based, and so on, and not all databases...

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