Java Persistence with NoSQL is a comprehensive guide that offers a unique blend of theoretical knowledge and practical implementation, making it an invaluable resource for those seeking to excel in their roles. The book is divided into four parts, covering essential NoSQL concepts, Java principles, Jakarta EE integration, and the integration of NoSQL databases into enterprise architectures. Readers will explore NoSQL databases, comparing their strengths and use cases. They will then master Java coding principles and design patterns necessary for effective NoSQL integration. The book also discusses the latest Jakarta EE specifications, enhancing readers' understanding of Jakarta's role in data storage and retrieval. Finally, readers will learn to implement various NoSQL databases into enterprise-grade solutions, ensuring security, high availability, and fault tolerance. With hands-on exercises, real-world examples, and best practices, this book equips professionals with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in building robust and scalable Java applications using NoSQL databases.

• Cover
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Dedication Page
• About the Author
• About the Reviewer
• Acknowledgement
• Preface
• Table of Contents
• 1. Introduction to NoSQL Databases
  • Introduction
  • Structure
  • Objectives
  • The significance of data through time
  • Embracing the NoSQL revolution
    • Unveiling key-value databases
    • Exploring wide-column databases
    • Unleashing the power of document databases
  • Navigating the realm of graph databases
    • Unraveling time-series databases
    • Embracing versatility with multi-model databases
  • Conclusion
  • Points to remember
  • Multiple choice questions
    • Answers
• 2. NoSQL Databases: A Comparative Analysis
  • Introduction
  • Structure
  • Objectives
  • Modeling considerations in NoSQL databases
    • Flexibility and scalability trade-offs in NoSQL
    • Database replication strategies
  • Dynamics of partitioning in NoSQL database modeling
    • NoSQL modeling for key-value databases
    • NoSQL modeling for wide-column databases
    • NoSQL modeling for timeseries databases
    • NoSQL modeling for document databases
    • NoSQL modeling for graph databases
  • Conclusion
  • Points to remember
  • Multiple choice questions
    • Answers
• 3. Running NoSQL in Production: Best Practices and Considerations
  • Introduction
  • Structure
  • Objectives
  • Comparing SQL and NoSQL
  • Challenge of database refactoring
  • NoSQL backup and disaster recovery challenges
  • Harnessing the power of cloud services
    • NoSQL databases and containers
  • Conclusion
  • Points to remember
  • Multiple choice questions
    • Answers
• 4. Streamlining Java Application Integration with Frameworks
  • Introduction
  • Structure
  • Objectives
  • Java and NoSQL frameworks
  • Framework styles in NoSQL
  • Exploring framework usability
    • Navigating framework proximity
    • Executability in frameworks
    • Framework legibility
  • Conclusion
  • Points to remember
  • Multiple choice questions
    • Answers
• 5. Java Persistence Design Pattern
  • Introduction
  • Structure
  • Objectives
  • Layers in enterprise Java applications
  • Unstructured architecture
  • Mapper pattern in NoSQL database architectures
  • Centralizing database operations
  • Isolating domain logic
  • Patterns in database design
  • Conclusion
  • Points to remember
  • Multiple choice questions
    • Answers
• 6. Java Architecture and Persistence Layer
  • Introduction
  • Structure
  • Objectives
  • Architectural impact: NoSQL database integration
  • Monolith architecture: Rediscovering simplicity and trade-offs
  • Microservice architecture: Polyglot persistence and distributed complexity
  • Event-driven design
  • Model-view-controller architecture
  • Command query responsibility segregation
  • Port and Adapters (Hexagonal) architecture
  • Comparing architectural styles
  • Conclusion
  • Points to remember
  • Multiple choice questions
    • Answers
• 7. Introduction to Jakarta EE and MicroProfile
  • Introduction
  • Structure
  • Objectives
  • The evolution of Jakarta EE
    • Jakarta EE’s collaborative bonds with Spring, Quarkus, and Beyond
  • Navigating Jakarta EE’s architectural landscape
  • Eclipse MicroProfile
  • Conclusion
  • Points to remember
  • Multiple choice questions
    • Answers
• 8. Advanced Validation Techniques with Jakarta Bean Validation
  • Introduction
  • Structure
  • Objectives
  • Requirements
  • Combining Jakarta validation and NoSQL databases
  • Jakarta Bean Validation: Exploring annotations and integration
  • Exploring Jakarta Validation
  • Conclusion
  • Points to remember
  • Multiple choice questions
    • Answers
• 9. Enhance Object-oriented Programming with CDI
  • Introduction
  • Structure
  • Objectives
  • Requirements
  • Integrating CDI with NoSQL
  • Demystifying CDI
  • Unleashing CDI’s power: Hands-on demonstration
    • Qualifier
    • Scope
    • Event
    • Decorator
    • Interceptors
  • Conclusion
  • Points to remember
  • Multiple choice questions
    • Answers
• 10. Implementing Rest with JAX-RS
  • Introduction
  • Structure
  • Objectives
  • Requirements
  • JAX-RS in NoSQL database integration
  • Exploring RESTful applications with NoSQL databases
    • RESTful versus gRPC, GraphQL, and WebSockets
  • Practical implementation of JAX-RS
  • Conclusion
  • Points to remember
  • Multiple choice questions
    • Answers
• 11. Introduction to Jakarta EE NoSQL and Data
  • Introduction
  • Structure
  • Objectives
  • Diversifying database horizons
  • Jakarta NoSQL
    • Jakarta NoSQL’s common annotations and Template Magic
  • Unifying data access with Jakarta Data
  • Conclusion
  • Points to remember
  • Multiple choice questions
    • Answers
• 12. Redis Integration
  • Introduction
  • Structure
  • Objectives
  • Requirements
  • Introduction to Redis
  • Exploring Redis
  • Exploring Redis and Java integration
    • Redis’s Java collections
    • Redis’s sorted sets and counter
    • Redis and Java integration with entity structure
  • Redis and security
  • Conclusion
  • Points to remember
  • Multiple choice questions
    • Answers
• 13. Cassandra Integration
  • Introduction
  • Structure
  • Objectives
  • Requirements
  • Introducing Cassandra
  • Exploring Cassandra
  • Integrating Cassandra with Java
    • Exploring user-defined types
  • Cassandra and security
  • Conclusion
  • Points to remember
  • Multiple choice questions
    • Answers
• 14. MongoDB Integration
  • Introduction
  • Structure
  • Objectives
  • Requirements
  • Introducing MongoDB
  • Exploring MongoDB
  • Integrating MongoDB with Java
    • Modeling entities with immutability
    • Navigating pagination
    • Subdocuments and embeddable annotations
  • MongoDB and security
  • Conclusion
  • Points to remember
  • Multiple choice questions
    • Answers
• 15. Neo4J Integration
  • Introduction
  • Structure
  • Objectives
  • Requirements
  • Introducing Neo4J
  • Exploring Neo4J
  • Integrating Neo4J with Java
    • Neo4J modeling
    • Navigating developer connections
    • Exploring hierarchical structures
  • Apache TinkerPop
  • Neo4J and security
  • Conclusion
  • Points to remember
  • Multiple choice questions
    • Answers
• 16. ArangoDB and Couchbase Integration
  • Introduction
  • Structure
  • Objectives
  • Requirements
  • Multimodel introduction
    • ArangoDB introduction
    • Couchbase introduction
  • Exploring ArangoDB
  • Exploring Couchbase
  • Integrating multimodel with Java
  • Couchbase, ArangoDB and security
    • Enabling security in ArangoDB
    • Enabling security in Couchbase
  • Conclusion
  • Points to remember
  • Multiple choice questions
    • Answers
• 17. Final Considerations
  • Introduction
  • Structure
  • Objectives
  • Databases and the final considerations
  • Documentation and software architecture final considerations
  • Java frameworks final considerations
  • Security
  • The vital role of backup
  • The imperative of data governance in NoSQL
  • Conclusion
  • Points to remember
  • Multiple choice questions
    • Answers
• Index