gregwhitaker / rsocket-backpressure-example

Example of using Backpressure with RSocket

rsocket-backpressure-example

An example of backpressure between an RSocket client and service.

In this example the count-client requests a stream of integers from the count-service and specifies that it can only handle 10 requests at a time.

Building the Example

Run the following command to build the example:

./gradlew clean build

Running the Example

Follow the steps below to run the example:

1. Run the following command to start the count-service:

    ./gradlew :count-service:run
   

   If the service has started successfully you will see the following in the terminal:

    > Task :count-service:run
    [main] INFO example.count.service.CountService - RSocket server started on port: 7000
   

2. In a new terminal, run the following command to start streaming integers with the count-client:

    ./gradlew :count-client:run
   

   If successful, you will see in the terminal that it processes 10,000 integers:

    [reactor-tcp-nio-1] INFO example.count.client.CountClient - Received: 9995
    [reactor-tcp-nio-1] INFO example.count.client.CountClient - Received: 9996
    [reactor-tcp-nio-1] INFO example.count.client.CountClient - Received: 9997
    [reactor-tcp-nio-1] INFO example.count.client.CountClient - Received: 9998
    [reactor-tcp-nio-1] INFO example.count.client.CountClient - Received: 9999
    [reactor-tcp-nio-1] INFO example.count.client.CountClient - Received: 10000
    [reactor-tcp-nio-1] INFO example.count.client.CountClient - Done
   

   In the count-service terminal, notice that it is receiving requests for 8 numbers at a time:

    [reactor-tcp-nio-2] INFO example.count.service.CountService - Sending: 9984
    [reactor-tcp-nio-2] INFO example.count.service.CountService - Sending: 9985
    [reactor-tcp-nio-2] INFO example.count.service.CountService - Sending: 9986
    [reactor-tcp-nio-2] INFO example.count.service.CountService - Received Request For: 8
    [reactor-tcp-nio-2] INFO example.count.service.CountService - Sending: 9987
    [reactor-tcp-nio-2] INFO example.count.service.CountService - Sending: 9988
    [reactor-tcp-nio-2] INFO example.count.service.CountService - Sending: 9989
    [reactor-tcp-nio-2] INFO example.count.service.CountService - Sending: 9990
    [reactor-tcp-nio-2] INFO example.count.service.CountService - Sending: 9991
    [reactor-tcp-nio-2] INFO example.count.service.CountService - Sending: 9992
    [reactor-tcp-nio-2] INFO example.count.service.CountService - Sending: 9993
    [reactor-tcp-nio-2] INFO example.count.service.CountService - Sending: 9994
    [reactor-tcp-nio-2] INFO example.count.service.CountService - Received Request For: 8
    [reactor-tcp-nio-2] INFO example.count.service.CountService - Sending: 9995
    [reactor-tcp-nio-2] INFO example.count.service.CountService - Sending: 9996
    [reactor-tcp-nio-2] INFO example.count.service.CountService - Sending: 9997
    [reactor-tcp-nio-2] INFO example.count.service.CountService - Sending: 9998
    [reactor-tcp-nio-2] INFO example.count.service.CountService - Sending: 9999
    [reactor-tcp-nio-2] INFO example.count.service.CountService - Sending: 10000
   

   The 8 items comes from the limitRate(10) on the client. The limitRate algorithm proactively fills the buffer when it is 75% exhausted. That is why you are seeing it request 8 instead of 10.

Bugs and Feedback

For bugs, questions, and discussions please use the Github Issues.

License

MIT License

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