Why did we drag in Undertow
summary
Undertow is presented as both a servlet container used by Spring Boot/WildFly and as a high-performance web server built on an asynchronous, non-blocking I/O model. The talk explains Undertow’s architecture, how it organizes asynchronous request handling and I/O, and how to use it for building I/O-intensive Java applications.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:31What is Undertow
- 3:59HTTP server choice
- 7:30Performance tests
- 11:26IO-intensive apps
- 14:59Undertow architecture
- 22:04Request handling
- 27:41Data sending
- 29:47Buffer optimization
- 32:58HTTP parser and strings
- 39:03Locking issues
- 41:34Summary
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