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Handling Concurrent API Calls in Spring Boot
Summary
This blog post discusses various techniques for handling concurrent API calls in Spring Boot applications, focusing on both read and write operations. It highlights methods such as using @Async for asynchronous processing, leveraging WebClient with Reactor, ExecutorService for thread management, Java 8’s parallel streams, synchronized blocks, optimistic locking, @Transactional with retry, and distributed locks to ensure data integrity and performance.
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