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June 14, 2012
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MongoDB Paris 2012: Hibernate OGM - JPA for MongoDB and Others

Emmanuel Bernard, Doer, Red Hat
Hibernate OGM explores how to map the Java Persistence APIs with various underlying NoSQL stores including MongoDB. Hibernate OGM wants to lower the barrier of entry to newcomers in the NoSQL continent and be a denormalization engine: application developers declaratively selecting the denormalization patterns they want and let the engine do the consistency job. Come see and discuss this experiment and how far we have gone. We will also discuss how to use Hibernate Search with Hibernate OGM. Hibernate Search is a full-text search engine for your entities.

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June 14, 2012
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  1. Copyright 2010-2012 Emmanuel Bernard and Red Hat Inc. Hibernate OGM

    JPA for NoSQL Emmanuel Bernard Data Platform Architect but actually doing things JBoss By Red Hat jeudi 21 juin 12
  2. Copyright 2010-2012 Emmanuel Bernard and Red Hat Inc. Before you

    leave • JPA for NoSQL • Denormalization engine • Use the JPA mapping semantic • Does queries too (gradual ramp up) jeudi 21 juin 12
  3. Copyright 2010-2012 Emmanuel Bernard and Red Hat Inc. Emmanuel Bernard

    • JBoss: Hibernate, JCP • Ceylon • Podcasts • asylum.jboss.org • lescastcodeurs.com • The rest is at http://emmanuelbernard.com • @emmanuelbernard jeudi 21 juin 12
  4. Copyright 2010-2012 Emmanuel Bernard and Red Hat Inc. NoSQL alternatives

    • Web “giants” needs • Very different Goals • data size / availability • low latency / higher throughput • Optimize some data access patterns jeudi 21 juin 12
  5. Copyright 2010-2012 Emmanuel Bernard and Red Hat Inc. NoSQL families

    • Graph oriented databases • Key / value stores • Document based stores • BigTable-style key value 123 Address@23 126 “Booya” { "user" : { "id": "124", "name": "Emmanuel", "addresses" : [ { "city": "Paris", "country": "France" }, { "city": "Atlanta", "country": "USA" } ] } 1 Things A foo B bar C baz 2 Things C bam E coh People A Emmanuel 3 Languages A C B Java C Ceylon jeudi 21 juin 12
  6. Copyright 2010-2012 Emmanuel Bernard and Red Hat Inc. Flexibility at

    a cost • Programming model • no common API :( • query (Map Reduce, specific DSL, ...) • no schema => app driven schema • Denormalization at the app layer • Transaction / durability / consistency jeudi 21 juin 12
  7. Copyright 2010-2012 Emmanuel Bernard and Red Hat Inc. What is

    JPA?! • Java standard for Object/Relational Mapper • Comes from Hibernate and others • You think and define the object state • the ORM does the SQL action • Optimization goodies • first and second level cache • lower lock period jeudi 21 juin 12
  8. Copyright 2010-2012 Emmanuel Bernard and Red Hat Inc. Goals •

    Encourage new data usage patterns • volume, types etc • Familiar environment • Full JPA support • easy to jump in (and out!) • Declarative denormalization jeudi 21 juin 12
  9. Copyright 2010-2012 Emmanuel Bernard and Red Hat Inc. What it

    does • Today • JPA front end for Infinispan, EHCache and MongoDB • CRUD support for @Entities • Full-text queries • Working on it • JP-QL queries (simple ones) • More NoSQL (Cassandra) • Explore denormalization jeudi 21 juin 12
  10. Copyright 2010-2012 Emmanuel Bernard and Red Hat Inc. Not a

    silver bullet! • But JPA matches quite nicely jeudi 21 juin 12
  11. Copyright 2010-2012 Emmanuel Bernard and Red Hat Inc. Hibernate Core

    JPA: programmatic API Infinispan Hibernate Search Search engine searches / indexes stored in Teiid Infinispan Infinispan Infinispan Infinispan distributed key/value store indexes / searches Domain model POJO persists enables complex joins and aggregation Hibernate OGM Core persists into delegates object logic to delegates search to Object/Grid Mapper JP-QL converter jeudi 21 juin 12
  12. Copyright 2010-2012 Emmanuel Bernard and Red Hat Inc. Schema or

    no schema? • Schema-less • developer friendly • data structure migration? • need strict development guidelines • Schema • strong documentation • share with other apps / tooling jeudi 21 juin 12
  13. Copyright 2010-2012 Emmanuel Bernard and Red Hat Inc. OGM’s approach

    • Keep what’s best from relational model • as much as possible • Decorrelate object and data structure • object model evolution • Data stored as (self-described) tuples • Limited set of core types • CRUD operations are key lookups jeudi 21 juin 12
  14. Copyright 2010-2012 Emmanuel Bernard and Red Hat Inc. Storage -

    Entities • Each entity in a unique key • table name • id column names and values • Value is Map<String,Object> • String: column name • Object: simple type (serializable) jeudi 21 juin 12
  15. Copyright 2010-2012 Emmanuel Bernard and Red Hat Inc. Storage -

    Associations • Cannot store exactly like relational DBs • Simulate navigation to associations • one key per navigation • Value is the list of tuples • Focus on speedy reads • writes involve several key lookups jeudi 21 juin 12
  16. Copyright 2010-2012 Emmanuel Bernard and Red Hat Inc. userId name

    addresses User addressId city Address userId_pk name tbl_user addressId_pk city tbl_address userId_fk addressId_fk tbl_user_address n n * 1 1 * key value tbl_user,userId_pk,1 {userId_pk=1,name=”Emmanuel”} tbl_address,addressId_pk,3 {addressId_pk=3,city=”Paris”} tbl_user_address,userId_fk,1 { {userId_fk=1, addressId_fk=3}, {userId_fk=1, addressId_fk=5} } tbl_address,addressId_pk,5 {addressId_pk=5,city=”Atlanta”} tbl_user_address,addressId_fk,3 { {userId_fk=1, addressId_fk=3}, {userId_fk=2, addressId_fk=3} } tbl_user,userId_pk,2 {userId_pk=2,name=”Caroline”} tbl_user_address,userId_fk,2 { {userId_fk=2, addressId_fk=3} } tbl_user_address,addressId_fk,5 { {userId_fk=1, addressId_fk=5} } jeudi 21 juin 12
  17. Copyright 2010-2012 Emmanuel Bernard and Red Hat Inc. userId name

    addresses User addressId city Address userId_pk name tbl_user addressId_pk city tbl_address userId_fk addressId_fk tbl_user_address n n * 1 1 * key value tbl_user,userId_pk,1 {userId_pk=1,name=”Emmanuel”} tbl_address,addressId_pk,3 {addressId_pk=3,city=”Paris”} tbl_user_address,userId_fk,1 { {userId_fk=1, addressId_fk=3}, {userId_fk=1, addressId_fk=5} } tbl_address,addressId_pk,5 {addressId_pk=5,city=”Atlanta”} tbl_user_address,addressId_fk,3 { {userId_fk=1, addressId_fk=3}, {userId_fk=2, addressId_fk=3} } tbl_user,userId_pk,2 {userId_pk=2,name=”Caroline”} tbl_user_address,userId_fk,2 { {userId_fk=2, addressId_fk=3} } tbl_user_address,addressId_fk,5 { {userId_fk=1, addressId_fk=5} } jeudi 21 juin 12
  18. Copyright 2010-2012 Emmanuel Bernard and Red Hat Inc. userId name

    addresses User addressId city Address userId_pk name tbl_user addressId_pk city tbl_address userId_fk addressId_fk tbl_user_address n n * 1 1 * key value tbl_user,userId_pk,1 {userId_pk=1,name=”Emmanuel”} tbl_address,addressId_pk,3 {addressId_pk=3,city=”Paris”} tbl_user_address,userId_fk,1 { {userId_fk=1, addressId_fk=3}, {userId_fk=1, addressId_fk=5} } tbl_address,addressId_pk,5 {addressId_pk=5,city=”Atlanta”} tbl_user_address,addressId_fk,3 { {userId_fk=1, addressId_fk=3}, {userId_fk=2, addressId_fk=3} } tbl_user,userId_pk,2 {userId_pk=2,name=”Caroline”} tbl_user_address,userId_fk,2 { {userId_fk=2, addressId_fk=3} } tbl_user_address,addressId_fk,5 { {userId_fk=1, addressId_fk=5} } jeudi 21 juin 12
  19. Copyright 2010-2012 Emmanuel Bernard and Red Hat Inc. Queries •

    Hibernate Search indexes entities • Store Lucene indexes in Infinispan • JP-QL to Lucene query • Works for simple-ish queries jeudi 21 juin 12
  20. Copyright 2010-2012 Emmanuel Bernard and Red Hat Inc. select a

    from Animal a where a.size > 20 > animalQueryBuilder .range().onField(“size”).above(20).excludeLimit() .createQuery(); select u from Order o join o.user u where o.price > 100 and u.city = “Paris” > orderQB.bool() .must( orderQB.range().onField(“price”) .above(100).excludeLimit().createQuery() ) .must( orderQB.keyword().onField(“user.city”) .matching(“Paris”).createQuery() ) .createQuery(); jeudi 21 juin 12
  21. Copyright 2010-2012 Emmanuel Bernard and Red Hat Inc. Hibernate Search

    is awesome • Full-text search made simple • fuzzy, ngram, phonetic • faceting, geolocation • Nice and readable Query DSL • Computed on app layer side • Clusterable jeudi 21 juin 12
  22. Copyright 2010-2012 Emmanuel Bernard and Red Hat Inc. Future •

    More NoSQL families • More JP-QL support • JP-QL to “primitives” • API for operations in bulk • More denormalization options • Hybrid deployment options jeudi 21 juin 12
  23. Copyright 2010-2012 Emmanuel Bernard and Red Hat Inc. Hibernate OGM

    • JPA for NoSQL • Denormalization engine • Does queries too • Status • CRUD support for Infinispan, EHCache, MongoDB • queries are the next frontier jeudi 21 juin 12
  24. Copyright 2010-2012 Emmanuel Bernard and Red Hat Inc. More info

    • Documentation • http://ogm.hibernate.org • including reference doc • Any good JPA book ;) • Code • come and contribute or you’ll get 7 years of bad sex • https://github.com/hibernate/hibernate-ogm • Q&A jeudi 21 juin 12
  25. Copyright 2010-2012 Emmanuel Bernard and Red Hat Inc. References •

    Pictures under creative commons • http://www.flickr.com/photos/tomsaint/3415333390/ • http://www.flickr.com/photos/anniewong/26473161/ • http://www.flickr.com/photos/jdhancock/5002736203/ • http://www.flickr.com/photos/liutao/280498401 • http://www.flickr.com/photos/ehw/243631365/ jeudi 21 juin 12