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PersistenceManager
Persist Objects Retrieve Objects Update Objects Delete Objects Making an object transient Any JDO-enabled application will require at least one PersistenceManager (PM). This ... -
Why JDO?
The majority of applications need to persist (or store) data during their lifecycle. There are many ways of doing this with an application written in Java. If your datastore is ... -
OssJindoFile
Support Those Engines Key features Description Options path [string] file_format_type [string] bucket [string] access_key [string] access_secret [string] endpoint [string] ... -
Post-commit Callback
HTTP Endpoints Kafka Endpoints Pulsar Endpoints Bring your own implementation Apache Hudi provides the ability to post a callback notification about a write commit. This may b... -
Github
Description Key features Options url [String] access_token [String] method [String] params [Map] body [String] poll_interval_millis [int] retry [int] retry_backoff_multipl... -
Glue Data Catalog
Syncing to Glue Data Catalog Pre-requisites Steps Running sync Register the target table in Glue Data Catalog Validating the results Conclusion Syncing to Glue Data Catalo... -
Transactions
Locking Non-Transactional When managing the persistence of objects using a PersistenceManager it is common to handle all datastore operations in a transaction. For this reason ... -
Jira
Description Key features Options url [String] email [String] api_token [String] method [String] params [Map] body [String] poll_interval_millis [int] retry [int] retry_ba... -
Structured Streaming
Streaming Reads Streaming Writes Partitioned table Maintenance for streaming tables Tune the rate of commits Expire old snapshots Compacting data files Rewrite manifests I... -
Gitlab
Description Key features Options url [String] access_token [String] method [String] params [Map] body [String] poll_interval_millis [int] retry [int] retry_backoff_multipl...