8 A possible solution for slow microservices - Spring Boot Microservices Level 2

Learn how adding timeouts can be a possible solution to the slow microservice problem. Better solution coming in a subsequent video!

[bhaskaradak]

too good I had many doubts but this cleared everything. great mentor

[josephpudupermanil]

Awesome Explanation. Great Koshik. Thanks to Java Bains.

[nidhi]

Great Mentor, I learned lots of things sir!!!

[ekaterinagalkina]

Could you also create a course on reactive programming?

[prateeksingh]

Thank you for sharing wonderful knowledge.
Could you also please share good knowledge on reactive programming?

[dezee]

use completablefuture which can respond to timeout exception. CfS can run in parallel. Also consider caching of read only data to reduce DB calls.

[mvaishu]

Is there any way we can configure timeouts for threads in web server where the threads are active for a very long time in for example tomcat server?

[yashgandhi]

Can we make an async call for the service ??

[santoshbm]

what the hell happens to the running thread once the page is refreshed . Is that terminates or it should be handled by developer ?

[tejagannavarapu]

If each microservice is running on a different tomcat server, then how if one service is slow can affect api calls to others?

[akhileshchauhan]

but both services on different web server and different port then how threads are busy for rating

[vikramreddy]

Why cant we have two different executor service for each of the microservice?

[sragay]

Well, we can use Async way to process the request ... rather than using timeout ... i am from c# background so ..

[RoconAlex]

Here reactive programming can help us.

[SchkuenteQoostewin]

Timeout is, competable features aka Java's Promises is the better choice