Master Hibernate and JPA with Spring Boot in 100 Steps - Step 81 - JPA Tip - When do You Use JPA?

The video tutorial discusses the appropriate use cases for JPA, emphasizing that it is not a universal solution. JPA is suitable for simple CRUD operations and static domain models in transactional applications. However, it is not recommended for performance-intensive applications or batch processing with large datasets. The tutorial also highlights the importance of understanding JPA's limitations and choosing it wisely as a persistence mechanism.

Why is JPA not recommended for batch-oriented applications?

• Because it cannot perform CRUD operations.

• Because it is not designed for handling large datasets efficiently.

• Because it requires a dynamic domain model.

• Because it is only compatible with NoSQL databases.

What is a major limitation of JPA in performance-intensive applications?

• It cannot be tuned for better performance.

• It is not compatible with SQL databases.

• It cannot handle simple CRUD operations.

• It cannot match the performance of stored procedures.

In which scenario is JPA most suitable?

• When working with a dynamic domain model.

• When performing complex batch processing.

• When using NoSQL databases.

• When dealing with transactional front-end web applications.

What type of database should you be using to consider JPA?

• Document database

• Graph database

• Relational database

• NoSQL database

What kind of operations is JPA primarily designed for?

• Real-time analytics

• Batch processing

• CRUD operations

• Machine learning tasks