RSocket Messaging with Spring

RSocket is a protocol that enables high-performance message passing over a multiplexed connection using a pluggable byte stream transport such as TCP, WebSockets, UDP, or other. The passing of messages follows Reactive Streams semantics (i.e., respecting demand signals), and there are libraries in multiple languages, including Java built on Project Reactor. This means the back pressure from your reactive chain of components within the JVM can now extend across the network boundary to remote peers.
This session covers the upcoming RSocket support in the Spring Framework, Spring Boot, and Spring Security. It's intended as an introduction to RSocket from a Spring application perspective and will include a succinct overview of the RSocket protocol essentials necessary to follow the rest of the session.
Rossen Stoyanchev: Spring Framework Engineer, Pivotal
Brian Clozel: Spring Team member, Pivotal
Rob Winch: Spring Security Lead, Pivotal
Filmed at SpringOne Platform 2019
Slides: www.slideshare...

[@sk937]

Can it work with non rsocket client .

[@tibordigana2551]

We don't need to have new facilities to bypass reconnection problems. All what we need to have is the HTTP/3 and a ful support in the hardware.

[@LannisterFromDaRock]

"full support in the hardware" that's still very far in the future unfortunately

[@tibordigana2551]

@@LannisterFromDaRock I know HTTP/3 lacks of h/w support but here is the first Cloud provider - Jelastic supporting HTTP/3. I don't know if they have already the h/w support but they are the first and this would make a preassure to Linux developer to write h/w support for the QUIC.