Spring Tips: Spring Batch Remote Partitioning, your easy button for data scale!
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- Опубликовано: 12 мар 2024
- Hi, Spring fans! In this installment, Spring Developer Advocate Josh Long looks at how to use Spring Batch's remote partitioning support to easy-button your data processing scale out strategies.
#postgresql #ai #datascience #data #springboot #java #java21 
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wow... this is gold. more please. thanks
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Hi man!
Thanks for your videos, really helps to stay updated with spring framework.
Is that possible that you will make a video with short explanation for each spring module, not the oviest ones of course (postgres etc..).
Talking about spring integration, spring cloud, why and when to use
Great presentation. Thanks for sharing!
I have a question: How does the leader assign partitions to worker instances?
I see that the partition value is injected through @Value stepExecutionContext, but where does that come from? Is it through the JobRespository?
Wow great work!! do you have source code on github?
Can you share the code of presentación?. Best regards
You don't post code anywhere, but watching the video, I don't see the RabbitMQ queues being created anywhere... they're just referenced. Is there some magic that I'm missing, or have you just skipped over some Queue beans being created?
you need to create requests, replies queue in rabbitMQ
@@yk771114 Yes, and you can achieve that by defining Queue beans in Spring... but I didn't see Josh doing that, which is why I asked if there was some trick to it.
The code is on github. Link is shown in the video at 4:20
Yepp he skipped that part. Google "spring tips spring batch partitioning" and look inside LeaderApplication.java..
If I'd post the link, comment wouldn't not go through ..
Yepp, he skipped that part. But google for the GitHub "Spring Tips Spring Batch Partitioning" and look for LeaderApplication .java. Can't post the link here - or comment will not go through...
Hello, thanks for the videos and please keep em coming. One thing I would suggest is to stop using AI generated thumbnails and use some simple thumbnail related topic and the video presenter face. Tha'ts good enough, AI generated thumbnails looks the same and nowhere related to topic in hand.