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In this architecture, our services spend most of their time calling other services and waiting on I/O. Most server technologies rely on a thread pool to handle I/O. Unfortunately, in high traffic environments, thread pools can be hard to manage: big thread pools have too much overhead, but small thread pools may run out of threads if there is a spike in latency or traffic. Either case can cause the service's latency to increase, which cascades to the other services that depend on it; now their thread pools are inadequate, and the problem spreads further. This is thread pool hell.]]></description>
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    <dc:creator>DennisLaumen</dc:creator><description><![CDATA[All the examples in this tutorial can be run simply by clicking on them.

You can enter your own code by typing it into the box above. The code will be sent and run when you type Enter. You can type a lot of one-liners this way. However, if you open a code block with any form of braces the code will not be sent until the braces are matched and the cursor is positioned at the end of text. This allows you to write multi-line code and freely edit the code. You can always click on the Evaluate button or Ctrl Enter to force a send. Examples from other places can be entered using the regular cut and paste. The maximum text size is limited to about 2000 characters.

Already sent code can be recalled by using Ctrl with the up or down arrows. These you can then edit using the up/down arrows and send again. So you can try an example, then call it back, make changes, try different ideas and check how the syntax works.]]></description>
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mvn scala:cc is continuously compiling my scala code - I wanted to be able to call something like mvn test -Dtest=MyTest from command line as well as for maven to run all my test suites when building.]]></description>
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