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This chapter explains how the Spring Framework utilizes the power of Project Reactor ( https://projectreactor.io/ ) to build data and web reactive applications, and how Spring Boot helps with its auto-configuration feature to wire everything up to create awesome Reactive apps with ease. The Spring Framework introduced the Reactive technology with WebFlux in version 5.0 and further integrated 6.x to offer several improvements. Spring Web Flux and Spring Reactive Data are fully nonblocking frameworks that rely on Project Reactor, which supports Reactive Streams back pressure (flow control) and runs on servers such as Netty and Undertow and servlet containers. Let’s explore reactive systems and see how Project Reactor implements them.

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Spring Boot Reactive

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    2025年

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  • Peter Späth,
  • Felipe Gutierrez

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This chapter explains how the Spring Framework utilizes the power of Project Reactor ( https://projectreactor.io/ ) to build data and web reactive applications, and how Spring Boot helps with its auto-configuration feature to wire everything up to create awesome Reactive apps with ease. The Spring Framework introduced the Reactive technology with WebFlux in version 5.0 and further integrated 6.x to offer several improvements. Spring Web Flux and Spring Reactive Data are fully nonblocking frameworks that rely on Project Reactor, which supports Reactive Streams back pressure (flow control) and runs on servers such as Netty and Undertow and servlet containers. Let’s explore reactive systems and see how Project Reactor implements them.