We have seen in our previous posts on TAS, TTAS, Ticket, and MCS spinlocks and TAS, TTAS, Ticket, and MCS spinlocks Part 2 various locking mechanisms in java. While those locks are excellent for managing mutual exclusion, they share a…
I am sure if you are reading this blog post, you have used Java collections a lot, and of course, you must have used Java Sets. The most common scenario, or rather the default reflex, is to go for a…
Ever since the introduction of Java Streams, a lot of everyday loop code moved into stream pipelines. Streams are very readable and provide a rich set of operations for transforming data. And for large datasets, the performance difference between a…
Imagine you have designed a high performance pipeline. One thread is responsible for pulling data in, another thread for processing it. This is a very common pattern used in real time systems like log processing, order book updates, and feed…
