In this chapter, we wrote several data access operations using a repository-based solution. We explored alternative querying options. Then we showed how to wire that into our controller, and store live data. We wrapped things up by exploring logging options in a functional, reactive nature.
In the next chapter, we will discover all the various ways Spring Boot makes testing super easy, combined with the utilities provided by Project Reactor to test async, non-blocking flows.
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