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Reactive Streams Using Spring WebFlux 7
Build responsive, non-blocking HTTP services with Spring WebFlux 7. This course teaches you how to design reactive APIs, stream data efficiently, handle errors consistently, and observe system behavior under load.
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Reactive Streams Using Spring WebFlux 7
Build responsive, non-blocking HTTP services with Spring WebFlux 7. This course teaches you how to design reactive APIs, stream data efficiently, handle errors consistently, and observe system behavior under load.
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Modern services must remain responsive under heavy load, yet traditional blocking architectures struggle to scale. In this course, Reactive Streams Using Spring WebFlux 7, you’ll learn how to build fully reactive HTTP services using Spring’s non-blocking stack.
First, you’ll explore reactive streams, Mono, Flux, and backpressure, and how they shape request handling. Next, you’ll discover how to implement HTTP endpoints using both annotated controllers and functional routing, including standardized error handling and API versioning. Finally, you’ll learn how to integrate reactive data sources, add observability with Micrometer and Observation, and test reactive flows deterministically. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge needed to design, build, test, and run production-ready reactive services using Spring WebFlux 7 and Spring Boot 4.
Reactive Streams Using Spring WebFlux 7
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