Summary
In this chapter, we learned about what it means to fetch data reactively. Based upon that, we selected a reactive data store and leveraged Spring Data to help manage our content. After hooking things into our reactive web controller, we then took a peek at R2DBC, a reactive driver for relational databases. And with that, we were able to build an introductory reactive Spring Boot application.
The same tactics used in earlier chapters for deployment will work just as well. In addition to that, many of the features we used throughout this book also work.
With all the things covered in this book, you should be prepared to take on your next (or perhaps current) project using Spring Boot 3.0. I sincerely hope Spring Boot 3.0 makes you as excited as I am about building new apps.
In the meantime, if you want to explore even more content regarding Spring Boot, check out the following resources:
- http://bit.ly/3uSPLCz: Check out my YouTube channel, loaded with free videos...
