Nowadays, it's normal to see cloud-native solutions dealing with a huge amount of information. In this scenario, the NoSQL databases are getting a huge relevant position, but dealing with many NoSQL solutions from many different vendors is very difficult.

In terms of dealing with relational databases, there’s no doubt that JPA specification is a well-established API in the Java world, but what if there's a well-defined way, pretty similar to JPA, to work with NoSQL with Java?

Jakarta NoSQL specification was created to increase the developer experience between Java and NoSQL databases. This spec allows developers to handle easily with many NoSQL databases.

In this talk, we will make a live coding session presenting a solution with Jakarta NoSQL and Jakarta Data. Even more, we're going to mix other Jakarta EE specifications like Jakarta Faces and Jakarta WebSocket;