Creating a Reactive REST API with Spring Boot | Spring Reactive CRUD with spring boot, R2DBC & MySql

Learn how to create a fully functional reactive REST API using Spring Boot and Spring WebFlux. Follow along as we build endpoints for creating, reading, updating, and deleting data using reactive programming principles.
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[@valter-extreme6410]

Could you make the repository of this code available?

[@Thanish-w4f]

Does R2DBC supports multiple primary keys to with "upsert" operations..?

[@videosprograming]

How to do this with uuid?

[@learncodewithnav608]

It seems like you want to use UUID for your primary key, you just need to generate UUID every time and set to your object in the service class .

[@razatech22]

No source code?