Summary
We covered the basics and advanced-level queries in ReQL with the client driver (Node.js) code. We also covered performing CRUD operations using RethinkDB and handling various special cases such as calling HTTP APIs from the query and storing binary blobs in RethinkDB. We also looked over one of the most promising features of RethinkDB called changefeed in detail.
In the next chapter, we are going to look at some administrative operations such as handling permission along with configuring clusters and shard in RethinkDB. We will also look at failover and other administrative tools that you can use to manage RethinkDB in detail.