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| | | | | The other day at work, we had a situation where we suspected a thread leak in one particular service, i.e. code which continuously starts new threads, without taking care of ever stopping them again. Each thread requires a bit of memory for its stack space, so starting an unbounded number of threads can be considered as a form of memory leak, causing your application to run out of memory eventually. In addition, the more threads there are, the more overhead the operating system incurs for scheduling the.... | |
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| | | | | One of the challenges of running large scale distributed systems is being able to pinpoint problems. It's all too common to blame a random component (u... | |
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| | | How Composite Builds can simplify your Gradle build, especially if you're building a custom Gradle Plugin. | ||
