Spring WebFlux provides Reactive Programming to web applications. The asynchronous and non-blocking nature of Reactive design improves performance and memory usage. Project Reactor provides those capabilities to efficiently manage data streams.

However, backpressure is a common problem in these kinds of applications. In this tutorial, we’ll explain what it is and how to apply backpressure mechanism in Spring WebFlux to mitigate it.

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Backpressure Mechanism in Spring WebFlux
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