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4. Spring WebFlux

Marten Deinum1  , Daniel Rubio2 and Josh Long3
(1)
Meppel, Drenthe, The Netherlands
(2)
Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico
(3)
Canyon Country, CA, USA
 

When the Servlet API was initially released, the majority of the implementing containers used a thread per request, which meant a thread was blocked until the request processing had finished and the response was sent to the client. However, in those early days, there weren’t as many devices connected to the Internet as nowadays. Due to the increased number of devices, the number of HTTP requests handled has grown significantly. ...

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