Spring WebFlux Optimization Guide Spring WebFlux is a reactive, non-blocking web framework introduced in Spring 5. It is designed for high-concurrency systems, but if you don’t use it properly, performance can actually get worse. This guide will walk you through practical optimizations for WebFlux so you can unlock its full...
Project Reactor: Explained with Examples
I will give you a clear, beginner-friendly explanation of Project Reactor, based on the official documentation. We’ll cover the basics, core types, common operators, and advanced features — all with practical examples.
Reactive Spring: Reactive Web Explained Spring MVC works on top of the Servlet API and follows a “one thread per request” model. This means that every incoming request needs its own thread. When the number of requests grows very largely, the server may end up managing too many threads, which...