Spring Boot with Resilience4j Bulkhead implementation | Bulkhead pattern | Resilience4j pattern

You will learn how we can build applications using Resilience4j BulkHead implementation in Spring Boot.

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[DevendraWangikar]

Nice explanations !! Keep up the good work.

[sagnik]

Thanks for explaining the concept so well. I have just one question. How can we exceed the thread pool size which we have mentioned in the yml file? I mean, if we want to cross the limit of the thread pool size which is 1 in this case, as per the yml configuration, to check if it throws an exception, how can we acheive that?

[haroldpepete]

i was wrong, bulkhead configuration must be from the side of service who is making the call and not in the service who is blocking the app, thank

[gopalpatil]

Really good video! Bulkhead implementation, when the @Bulkhead annotated method is slow and processing response, it returns the response from the non-bulkhead method. but when I limit the number of concurrent calls e.g. 2 it does not return a fallback response for the 3rd, and 4th requests. It waits for the first 2 calls to finish to make the actual 3rd and 4th calls. Instead, it should have returned a fallback response. when I have a configuration as below,
resilience4j.bulkhead:
instances:
ratingService:
maxConcurrentCalls: 2
maxWaitDuration: 10ms

[vijayamahesh]

how can we use few more threads from the pool, can you please demonstrate

[ialluru]

Is this pattern used for rate limiting as well, I see you used 5 concurrent threads during waiting time is more than expected?

[rexsmithcapgemini]

can you make this for Boot 3.1.7. this one is outdated. Also you need to speak a little louder