Скачать или смотреть Overview of the Backpressure Models in the Project Reactor Flux Class

This video gives an overview of Project Reactor's support for managing backpressure, which is a crucial capability distinguishing reactive streams from Java parallel and sequential streams. Backpressure is essential for preventing subscribers from being overwhelmed by publishers emitting data too quickly. Project Reactor facilitates this capability through a subscription request mechanism that allows backpressure-aware publishers and subscribers to coordinate their processing capabilities. For backpressure-unaware publishers and subscribers, Project Reactor introduces overflow strategies to handle excess data efficiently. These mechanisms help ensure system stability by dynamically balancing data flow between publishers and subscribers, thereby preventing potential overload and preserving the integrity of data processing in reactive applications.