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Spring Tips: Hedging Client Requests With the Reactive WebClient and a Service Registry
Learn how to hedge client requests in Spring!
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Join For FreeHi, Spring fans! In this installment of Spring Tips, we look at how to use the reactiveWebFlux client to make a number of concurrent requests to distinct service instances (discovered using a service registry like Netflix Eureka or Consul through the Spring Cloud DiscoveryClient abstraction) and meet SLAs by using the fastest request to return.
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