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05:32 11/18/2024

Anonymous32005543

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Hello everyone, I have a question about scalability of Java applications. Recently, I encountered an interesting case: we were developing a platform for processing large amounts of data, but at some point the server began to barely handle requests. It turned out that one of our microservice architectures was not sufficiently optimized for the load. We had to rebuild some of the logic. I'd like to hear how you solve similar problems. What approaches or tools do you use to keep the system stable as users grow?

#2

11/18/2024

Edvard213

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This is an interesting topic! We have also encountered scaling problems in our practice. For example, while developing an e-commerce application that needed to handle tens of thousands of users simultaneously, we implemented server-side caching and transitioned to service clustering, which significantly improved performance. If you're curious about optimizing database queries or configuring load balancers, those are also key aspects to explore. For more insights into Java development services and their approaches to scalability, you can check out this excellent resource: Java development solution . It offers a wealth of valuable information for application optimization.

Edited by Edvard213 on 11/25/2024 07:37

#3

11/21/2024

Lilly378

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What an interesting discussion this is turning out to be! I've always wondered how Java remains so popular even for such large-scale tasks. I haven't developed anything like this myself yet, but I love reading about such projects. It is especially interesting how modern technologies solve problems that seemed unsolvable a few years ago. Even if it's just a hobby, there's always something to learn!

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11/21/2024

Anonymous31999293

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Superbly written article, if only all bloggers offered the same content as you, the internet would be a far better place..

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