Handling the Blocking Method in Non-blocking Context Warning

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Date: 2024-12-23
Spring WebFlux's reactive programming model can be hampered by blocking methods (like database calls) which starve the event loop. To prevent this, offload blocking operations to a dedicated thread pool using Schedulers.boundedElastic()
. This allows non-blocking operations to continue without delay, maintaining application scalability and responsiveness. Properly managing blocking calls within a reactive context is crucial for optimal performance.
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