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What is an app-specific Gilhari microservice?

edited June 22 in Gilhari

Gilhari is an object-model independent and database-agnostic framework for exchanging JSON data with a relational database.

An application would typically have its own JSON object model and it would need to exchange its JSON data with a particular database. For an application to use Gilhari, we need to configure the Gilhari framework (the base image) with the application specific object model, the relational database and its JDBC driver, and the object relational mapping (ORM) specification.

We call a Gilhari microservice framework configured with an application specific artifacts (e.g., JSON object model classes, ORM specification, and JDBC driver) an app-specific Gilhari microservice (the composite image). This microservice can be used by the application to exchange the app-specific JSON data with the app-specific database.

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