Migrating from Spring MVC to Spring WebFlux

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A practical comparison of Spring MVC (Servlet-based) and Spring WebFlux (reactive) focused on a real migration use case. The talk presents when reactive architecture makes sense, includes load-test results, and explains the advantages and trade-offs of both approaches so teams can decide whether and how to migrate.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 4:47How many operations run in parallel on a system?
3. 7:51Should we delegate application-level concurrency management to the system?
4. 10:09From synchronous to asynchronous model
5. 27:13What should we have done?
6. 29:37The right use-case 1/2 Sequential service aggregator
7. 32:39The right use-case 2/2 Parallel service aggregator

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