Virtual and Process threads with Spring Boot

Spring Boot 3.2 introduced Virtual thread support along with Java 21. Virtual threads in JAVA introduced the application level concurrency in a different paradigm. Imagine a boot application fielding around 50K blocking requests and not getting an out-of-memory error. In the current world, when thinking about threads in Java/Boot programming, we are limited to the … Continue reading Virtual and Process threads with Spring Boot →

Concurrent users

There is currently a debate among developers regarding the use of more concurrent programming stacks. One of the most talked-about options is Java 21, which has introduced virtual threads controlled by the JVM. This is considered a great feature due to Java being both a compiler and an interpreter-based language. However, Elixir also has a … Continue reading Concurrent users →