Calling a Blocking API in Spring WebFlux
summary
Examines consequences of calling a blocking API from a Spring WebFlux reactive application, showing concrete examples of what can go wrong when blocking calls are used. Describes tools and techniques to detect and fix blocking calls in a WebFlux app (Java, Spring WebFlux).
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:51Blocking calls problem
- 6:26Request handling approaches
- 12:51Spring WebFlux and reactive streams
- 14:19Finding blocking calls
- 16:24Thread separation for blocking ops
- 21:04Thread pool setup
- 22:50Summary and recommendations
- 24:38Q&A
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