Hibernate: 6 Mappings to Avoid for High-Performance Applications

Hibernate provides lots of mapping features that allow you to map complex domain and table models. But the availability of these features doesn’t mean that you should use them in all of your applications. Some of them might be a great fit for smaller applications that are only used by a few users in parallel. But you should definitely not use them if you need to create a high-performance persistence layer.
In this video, I will show you 6 mapping features that will slow down your persistence layer. And if you want to dive deeper into these topics, I recommend you to sign up for the Hibernate Performance Tuning Online Training.
Posts mentioned:
Entity Mappings: Introduction to JPA FetchTypes :
thoughts-on-java.org/entity-m...
Hibernate Tip: How to lazily load one-to-one associations : thoughts-on-java.org/hibernat...
Ordering vs Sorting with Hibernate - What should you use? : thoughts-on-java.org/ordering...
Hibernate Tips: Calculate entity attributes with @Formula : thoughts-on-java.org/hibernat...
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