In which scenario would you choose WebFlux over the traditional blocking architecture in Spring Boot?
- When synchronous processing is sufficient.
- When the application has a low volume of incoming requests.
- When the application is not using Spring Boot.
- When the application requires high concurrency and responsiveness.
WebFlux is a good choice when you need to handle a large number of concurrent connections with high responsiveness. It excels in scenarios where non-blocking, asynchronous processing is crucial to avoid thread blocking and efficiently utilize system resources. In contrast, the traditional blocking architecture is suitable for applications with lower concurrency and when synchronous processing is sufficient.
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