Gilhari Highlights
Here are some of the highlights of Gilhari, the RESTful microservice framework for persisting JSON objects in relational databases:
- Fully encapsulated capability for exchanging JSON objects with relational databases
- Object model-independent framework
- Database-agnostic solution
- Supports complex object modeling including one-to-one, one-to-many, and many-to-many relationships
- Metadata-driven architecture needing no code development for data exchange operations (CRUD) or for database schema creation
- Flexible and familiar RESTful interface providing async and sync REST APIs (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, etc.) to persist app-specific JSON objects in relational database. See some RESTful API examples here.
- Requires no code development for implementing the REST APIs
- Compatible with any JDBC compliant relational database including Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL, DB2, Postgres, and SQLite
- Can work with an existing relational schema or create one, if needed
- Highly scalable design
- Ideal for providing JSON persistence functionality for microservices
- Available in a Docker image (gilhari) making it easy to configure, deploy, and scale
- Can easily be plugged into cloud applications to simplify their design and accelerate their implementation
