Chapter 15. Managing scheduling and concurrency
- Scheduling tasks and controlling polling frequency
- Processing messages asynchronously
- Managing concurrent tasks
- Scheduling and concurrency APIs under the hood
In the previous chapters, you learned about the core and specialized components and how to put them together to build a successful application. But there’s more to building an application than finding all the parts you need and putting them together into a structure. This chapter takes a turn to discuss application building from a different perspective: dynamic configuration.
Dynamic configuration requires shifting focus from the logic of the application to the expected behavior at runtime. Configuring runtime ...
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