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How does backpressure work in a Flux?
Track: Java
Topic: Project Reactor
Focus: Project Reactor: Flux
Java: Project Reactor: Flux
Answer
Backpressure controls the rate of data consumption in a Flux.
Backpressure allows a subscriber to request data at a manageable rate, preventing the producer from overwhelming it. For instance, a slow database connection might request fewer items at a time from a fast-producing Flux to ensure stability.
Backpressure allows a subscriber to request data at a manageable rate, preventing the producer from overwhelming it. For instance, a slow database connection might request fewer items at a time from a fast-producing Flux to ensure stability.
Topics: Java Project Reactor Project Reactor: Flux