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https://www.udemy.com/course/java-virtual-threads-structured-concurrency-with-spring-boot
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2.9 GB
Publisher
Ayan Dutta
Updated
September 3, 2025
Description
Java Virtual Threads from Project Loom have transformed high-performance application development. While traditional platform threads consume 2 MB each, Virtual Threads use only 2 KB, enabling millions of concurrent operations without resource exhaustion.
Enterprise-Grade Performance Benefits:
- 10x-100x improved throughput for I/O-intensive Spring Boot applications
- Dramatic memory reduction with simplified concurrent programming models
- Seamless Spring Boot integration for existing microservices architecture
- Production-ready monitoring with comprehensive observability solutions
Complete Hands-On Mastery:
- VIRTUAL THREADS FUNDAMENTALS: Launch and manage 1 million Virtual Threads with practical demonstrations, understand mounting/unmounting processes, carrier threads, and thread pinning prevention.
- STRUCTURED CONCURRENCY IMPLEMENTATION: Master advanced concurrent patterns while replacing ThreadLocal with ScopedValues for improved Spring Security context handling.
- SPRING BOOT PRODUCTION INTEGRATION: Complete configuration setup, REST API optimization, and database access patterns specifically designed for Virtual Threads.
- COMPREHENSIVE JMETER LOAD TESTING: Performance comparison between Platform vs Virtual Threads across external API calls and database operations with detailed metrics analysis.
- REAL-TIME MONITORING & OBSERVABILITY: Production-grade setup using JFR, Micrometer, Prometheus, and Grafana for Virtual Thread applications monitoring.
- THREAD CONTINUATIONS DEEP DIVE: Understanding the magic behind Virtual Threads and their execution model.
Perfect For Java Professionals:
- Spring Boot Engineers optimizing high-throughput applications
- Backend Developers building scalable microservices
- Performance Engineers solving enterprise concurrency challenges
Transform your applications with Project Loom’s revolutionary concurrency model.
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