“Node.js Express Cluster vs Spring Boot: Hello World performance. Spring Boot using virtual threads consumes twice as much time as the Express cluster. The results in chart and tabular form are as follows:Note: The Express application has been deployed on a cluster comprising eight processes. The measurement of resource consumption encompasses the combined utilization of all the workers within the cluster.”
“Feature Flags represent a paradigm shift in the way software developers approach feature releases and manage application behavior at runtime. A feature flag is a simple conditional statement that dictates whether a particular piece of code (or feature) runs or not. By externalizing the conditions that control this statement, developers can toggle the execution of certain functionalities on or off.”
“Node.js Fastify Cluster vs Spring Boot: Hello World benchmark. Spring Boot’s performance metrics took a hit because of some unexpected data anomalies, resulting in it taking three times longer than the Fastify cluster. The results are executed for 10 million requests using 50, 100, and 300 concurrent connections.”
“Understanding passing values from helm charts to java applications. How do we end up passing values and accessing them in SpringBoot application? In this article we go step by step providing programming references on passing the values. The values flow from definition in helm chart to being finally used in the application.”
“Spring Framework and Spring Boot are your trusty companions in the world of Java development. Both tools are here to make your coding adventures exciting and enjoyable. If you prefer the hands-on approach of Spring Framework, Spring Framework might be your go-to option. Spring Boot takes the hassle out of setting up your Java projects.”
“A Guide to Implementing JOOQ Optimistic Locking with Spring Boot. Optimistic locking is an effective technique to handle concurrent data access in a multi-user environment. It is a strategy that allows multiple transactions to access the same data concurrently, assuming that the transactions will not conflict with each other.”