Spring Boot allows developers to create different styles of application. In Chapter 2, Starting in the Spring World – the CMS Application, and Chapter 3, Persistence with Spring Data and Reactive Fashion, we have created a portal application, and now we will create an application based on message-driven architecture. It demonstrates how the Spring Framework fits well in a wide range of application architectures.
In this chapter, we will start to create an application which keeps the tracked hashtags on the Redis database. The application will get hashtags and put them in a couple of queues to our other projects, and consume and handle them appropriately.
As we have been doing in our previous projects, we will continue to use the Reactive Foundation to provide scalable characteristics in the application.
At the end of this chapter, we will have:
- Learned Kotlin basics
- Created the project structure
- Created the Reactive Redis repositories
- Applied some...