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Loom is Blooming

José
May 14, 2022

Loom is Blooming

You can find the code of the demo here: https://github.com/JosePaumard/Loom_demo

The Loom project has been under work for several years now. Preview versions are available, that give an idea of what it will bring to the Java platform. We can see what patterns we will be able to use, and the performances it will bring. Our good old Threads, created more than 25 years ago, will see a new kind of lightweight threads. Creating a thread will be easier and much cheaper, allowing the creation of millions of them in a single JVM. These new virtual threads bring with them new notions, that will be covered in this talk. You will see structured concurrency, reactive and asynchronous programming, how you can create actors on this new concurrent programming model. You will learn about ScopeLocal, a new way of dealing with ThreadLocal variables, about StructuredExecutor, and about synchronization. A lot of code is shown in this presentation, you will see how Loom can change the way you write your code, the performance gains you may expect, both in your application and for the Java Virtual Machine itself.

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  1. Loom is Blooming José Paumard Java Developer Advocate Java Platform

    Group Rémi Forax Maître de Conférences Université Gustave Eiffel
  2. https://twitter.com/Nope! https://github.com/forax https://speakerdeck.com/forax OpenJDK, ASM, Tatoo, Pro, etc… One of

    the Father of invokedynamic (Java 7) Lambda (Java 8), Module (Java 9) Constant dynamic (Java 11) Record (Java 14 / 15) Valhalla (Java 19+)
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    Don’t believe what we say! Loom is a Work in Progress
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    Don’t believe what we say! Loom is a Work in Progress
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    Don’t believe what we say! Loom is a Work in Progress http://jdk.java.net/loom/
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    Internal/Restricted/Highly Restricted 11 It all Started with a Runnable…
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    1995: Thread, Runnable 1995: Threads and Runnables Runnable task = new Runnable() { void run() { System.out.println("I am running in thread " + Thread.currentThread().getName()); } }; Thread thread = new Thread(task); thread.start(); thread.join(); // blocks
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    1995: Thread, Runnable 1995: Threads and Runnables Object key = new Object(); synchronized(key) { System.out.println("Only one thread can execute me!"); }
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    2004: Java 5, java.util.concurrent 2004: Java Util Concurrent Callable<String> task = new Callable<String>() { @Override public String call() throws Exception { return "I am running in thread " + Thread.currentThread().getName(); } };
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    2004: Java 5, java.util.concurrent Wait lists inside! 2004: Java Util Concurrent ExecutorService service = Executors.newFixedThreadPool(4); Future<String> future = service.submit(task);
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    2004: Java 5, java.util.concurrent 2004: Java Util Concurrent String result = future.get(); // blocks String result = future.get(10, TimeUnit.MICROSECONDS); boolean cancelled = future.cancel(true);
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    2004: Java 5, java.util.concurrent 2004: Java Util Concurrent Lock lock = new ReentrantLock(); lock.lock(); try { System.out.println("Only one thread can execute me!"); } finally { lock.unlock(); }
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    2004: Java 5, java.util.concurrent Plus many more concurrent classes: - Lock, Semaphore, Barrier, CountDownLatch - BlockingQueue, ConcurrentMap - CopyOnWriteArrayList 2004: Java Util Concurrent
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    2011 – 2014 (Java 7, Java 8): - Fork / Join, parallel Stream Allows to compute elements in parallel Two phases: - fork = splits a task in two sub-tasks - join = merge the result of two sub-tasks Uses work stealing to spread the tasks among threads 2011: Fork / Join
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    2011 – 2014 (Java 7, Java 8): - CompletionStage, CompletableFuture Subtype of Future Asynchronous programming model Allows to trigger tasks on the outcome of other tasks User can control which thread executes what task Exceptions handling 2014: CompletionStage
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    Once a thread begins to process a task it cannot release it Either the task completes with a result Or is completes with an exception It may be an InterruptedException One thing stays the same
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    Internal/Restricted/Highly Restricted 23 Why Do We Need Concurrency?
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    Concurrency may be used in two different contexts: 1) Processing in-memory data in parallel, using all the CPU cores - Each thread uses 100% of your CPU cores - Threads are mostly not blocking Concurrency: Computations vs. I/O
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    Concurrency may be used in two different contexts: 2) Handling numerous blocking requests / responses HTTP Server  1 request <=|=> 1 thread DB Server  1 transaction <=|=> 1 thread Concurrency: Computations vs. I/O
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    Processing I/O data: - Each task waits for the data it needs to process Concurrency for I/O Preparing the request Time scale: 10ns
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    Processing I/O data: - Each task waits for the data it needs to process Concurrency for I/O Waiting for the response Time scale: 10ms
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    Processing I/O data: - Each task waits for the data it needs to process Concurrency for I/O Processing the response Time scale: 10ns
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    Processing I/O data: A Thread is idle 99.9999% of the time! How many threads do you need to keep your CPU busy? Concurrency for I/O ms ns ns
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    A thread is not cheap! - Thread startup time: ~1ms - Thread memory consumption: 2MB of stack - Context switching: ~100ms (depends on the OS) Having 1 million platform threads is not possible! Concurrency for I/O
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    How Many Threads Can I Run? ... 4065 4066 4067 4068 [0.373s][warning][os,thread] Failed to start thread "Unknown thread" - pthread_create failed (EAGAIN) for attributes: stacksize: 2048k, guardsize: 16k, detached. [0.373s][warning][os,thread] Failed to start the native thread for java.lang.Thread "Thread- 4066" Exception in thread "main" java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: unable to create native thread: possibly out of memory or process/resource limits reached at java.base/java.lang.Thread.start0(Native Method) at java.base/java.lang.Thread.start(Thread.java:1451) at _3_how_many_platform_thread.printHowManyThreads(...java:19) at _3_how_many_platform_thread.main(...java:46) On a MacBook Air M1 (16GB of RAM)
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    CompletionState / CompletableFuture Asynchronous / Reactive programming Async / Await (C# or Kotlin) Mono / Multi (Spring) Uni / Multi (Quarkus) Solutions?
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    Breaking down a request handling into small stages Then compose them into a pipeline The code becomes: - hard to read and write (callback hell) - hard to debug (call stack?) - hard to test - hard to profile Solutions?
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    Internal/Restricted/Highly Restricted 34 Loom to the Rescue
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    Virtual Thread! // platform threads var pthread = new Thread(() -> { System.out.println("platform " + Thread.currentThread()); }); pthread.start(); pthread.join();
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    Virtual Thread! // virtual threads var vthread = Thread.startVirtualThread(() -> { System.out.println("virtual " + Thread.currentThread()); }); vthread.join(); // platform threads var pthread = Thread.ofPlatform(() -> { System.out.println("platform " + Thread.currentThread()); }); pthread.join();
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    A virtual thread runs on a carrier thread from a Fork-Join pool (not the common fork join pool) This pool implements a FIFO queue (instead of a LIFO one) Virtual Thread! // platform threads platform Thread[#14,Thread-0,5,main] // virtual threads virtual VirtualThread[#15]/runnable@ForkJoinPool-1-worker-1
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    Thread Polymorphic Builder // platform threads var pthread = Thread.ofPlatform() .name("platform-", 0) .start(() -> { System.out.println("platform " + Thread.currentThread()); }); pthread.join(); // virtual threads var vthread = Thread.ofVirtual() .name("virtual-", 0) .start(() -> { System.out.println("virtual " + Thread.currentThread()); }); vthread.join();
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    Platform/OS thread (starts in ms) - Creates a 2MB stack upfront - System call to ask the OS to schedule the thread Virtual thread (starts in μs) - Grow and shrink the stack dynamically - Use a specific fork-join pool of platform threads (carrier threads) - One platform thread per core Running a Thread
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    Internal/Restricted/Highly Restricted 42 Continuation
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    Example of Thread.sleep(): Calls Contination.yield() Where Does the Magic Come From? @ChangesCurrentThread private boolean yieldContinuation() { boolean notifyJvmti = notifyJvmtiEvents; // unmount if (notifyJvmti) notifyJvmtiUnmountBegin(false); unmount(); try { return Continuation.yield(VTHREAD_SCOPE); } finally { // re-mount mount(); if (notifyJvmti) notifyJvmtiMountEnd(false); } }
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    yield() copies the stack to the heap Continuation.yield() heap stack start() Platform thread 1 sleep()
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    run() copies from the heap to another stack (optimization: only copies the topmost stack frames) Continuation.run() stack start() Platform thread 1 heap
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    run() copies from the heap to another stack (optimization: only copies the topmost stack frames) Continuation.run() stack start() Platform thread 1 stack Platform thread 2 heap
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    jdk.internal.vm.Continuation var scope = new ContinuationScope("hello"); var continuation = new Continuation(scope, () -> { System.out.println("C1"); Continuation.yield(scope); System.out.println("C2"); Continuation.yield(scope); System.out.println("C3"); }); System.out.println("start"); continuation.run(); System.out.println("came back"); continuation.run(); System.out.println("back again"); continuation.run(); System.out.println("back again again"); Execution: start C1 came back C2 back again C3 back again again
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    A Platform Thread is a thin wrapper on an OS Thread A Virtual Thread is not tied to a particular OS Thread A Virtual Thread only consumes an OS Thread when it performs calculations on the CPU Running a Virtual Thread
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    Creating a virtual thread is cheap Blocking a virtual thread is cheap Pooling virtual threads is useless
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    Two strategies for concurrency - Competitive: all threads compete for the CPUs/cores - Cooperative: each thread hand of the CPUs to the next Loom implementation does both - OS schedule carrier threads to CPU/cores and - JDK codes schedule virtual threads to carrier threads Loom Internals
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    Most of the code of the virtual threads scheduling is written in Java in the JDK (jdk.internal.vm.Continuation) Written in C in the JVM: - Copy of the stack frames back and forth - GCs modified to find references in stack on heap Loom is not Implemented « By the JVM »
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    All blocking codes are changed to - Check if current thread is a virtual thread - If it is, instead of blocking: - Register a handler that will be called when the OS is ready (using NIO) - Call Continuation.yield() - When the handler is called, find a carrier thread and call Continuation.start() In the JDK
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    Sometimes virtual threads are pinned to their carrier thread Synchronized block are written in assembly and uses an address on the stack the stack frames can not be copied Prefer ReentrantLock over synchronized() There Are Cases Where It Does Not Work
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    Sometimes virtual threads are pinned to their carrier thread Native code that does an upcall to Java may use an address on stack the stack frames can not be copied There Are Cases Where It Does Not Work
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    Java 13 - JEP 353 Reimplement the Legacy Socket API Java 14 - JEP 373 Reimplement the Legacy Datagram Socket API - JEP 374 Deprecate and Disable Biased Locking Stealth Rewrite of the JDK for Loom
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    Java 18 - JEP 416 Reimplement Core Reflection with Method Handles - JEP 418 (Internet-Address Resolution SPI) in JDK 18 defined a service-provider interface for host name and address lookup. This will allow third-party libraries to implement alternative java.net.InetAddress resolvers that do not pin threads during host lookup Stealth Rewrite of the JDK for Loom
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    The JDK creates as many virtual threads as the user want - Mount a virtual thread to an available carrier thread when starting - If blocking, unmount the current virtual thread and mount another virtual thread Loom Idea: Under the Hood
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    ThreadLocal are evil! But still working ThreadLocal variables are stored in a HashMap. What about having 1 million HashMap? How can a ThreadLocal variable exist when a task can switch from one thread (virtual / platform) to the other? What About ThreadLocal?
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    (It was called ScopeLocal in a previous version) Runs across thread (platform / virtual) ExtentLocal to the Rescue! ExtentLocal<String> KEY = ExtentLocal.newInstance(); Runnable task = () -> System.out.printn("Key is " + KEY.get()); Runnable taskA = () -> ExtentLocal.where(KEY, "Value A").run(taskA);
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    Internal/Restricted/Highly Restricted 60 Structured Concurrency
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    Internal/Restricted/Highly Restricted 62 Structured Concurrency
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    A travel agency sells travels. On the response page, it wants to display: - the quotation - the weather forecast for the destination The Travel Agency Example
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    The Travel Agency Example Quotation Weather Forecast Travel Page
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    1) If getQuotation() fails, getTravelPage() fails and getWeather() is not called Synchronous Travel Agency Page getTravelPage() { Quotation quotation = getQuotation(); // exception? Weather weather = getWeather(); // exception? return buildPage(quotation, weather); }
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    2) If the getTravelPage() thread is interrupted, everything is interrupted. Synchronous Travel Agency Page getTravelPage() { Quotation quotation = getQuotation(); // exception? Weather weather = getWeather(); // exception? return buildPage(quotation, weather); }
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    3) A stack trace shows you that you are running getQuotation(), called by getTravelPage(). Synchronous Travel Agency Page getTravelPage() { Quotation quotation = getQuotation(); // exception? Weather weather = getWeather(); // exception? return buildPage(quotation, weather); } org.paumard.loom.LoomExample.getQuotation(LoomExample.java:99) org.paumard.loom.LoomExample.getTravelPage(LoomExample.java:20) org.paumard.loom.LoomExample.main(LoomExample.java:16)
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    Problems: - Latency grows with the number of requests - Your CPU is used at 0.00001% Synchronous Travel Agency
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    ExecutorService Based Travel Agency ExecutorService service = ...; Page getTravelPage() { Future<Quotation> quotation = service.submit(() -> getQuotation()); Future<Weather> weather = service.submit(() -> getWeather()); return buildPage(quotation.get(), weather.get()); }
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    1) If getQuotation() fails, getTravelPage() fails, but getWeather() is still running ExecutorService Based Travel Agency Future<Quotation> quotation = service.submit(() -> getQuotation()); Future<Weather> weather = service.submit(() -> getWeather());
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    2) If getTravelPage() is interrupted, then getQuotation() and getWeather() don’t know it. ExecutorService Based Travel Agency Page getTravelPage() { Future<Quotation> quotation = service.submit(() -> getQuotation()); Future<Weather> weather = service.submit(() -> getWeather()); return buildPage(quotation.get(), weather.get()); }
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    3) What about the stack trace? ExecutorService Based Travel Agency Page getTravelPage() { Future<Quotation> quotation = service.submit(() -> getQuotation()); Future<Weather> weather = service.submit(() -> getWeather()); return buildPage(quotation.get(), weather.get()); }
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    Stack trace org.paumard.loom.LoomExample.getQuotation(LoomExample.java:107) org.paumard.loom.LoomExample.lambda$getTravelPage$0(LoomExample.java:28) java.base/java.util.concurrent.FutureTask.run(FutureTask.java:317) java.base/java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:1143) org.paumard.loom.LoomExample.getQuotation(LoomExample.java:110) org.paumard.loom.LoomExample.lambda$static$0(LoomExample.java:25) java.base/java.util.concurrent.FutureTask.run(FutureTask.java:317) java.base/java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:1143) org.paumard.loom.LoomJunk.getQuotation(LoomJunk.java:110) java.base/java.util.concurrent.FutureTask.run(FutureTask.java:317) java.base/java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:1143)
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    CompletableFuture Based Travel Agency var quotationCF = CompletableFuture.supplyAsync(() -> getQuotation()); var weatherCF = CompletableFuture.supplyAsync(() -> getWeather()); CompletableFuture<Page> travelPageCF = quotationCF.thenCompose( quotation -> weatherCF .thenApply( weather -> buildPage(quotation, weather)));
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    1) If getQuotation() fails, getTravelPage() fails, and getWeather() is still called CompletableFuture Based Travel Agency var quotationCF = CompletableFuture.supplyAsync(() -> getQuotation()); var weatherCF = CompletableFuture.supplyAsync(() -> getWeather());
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    1) If getQuotation() fails, getTravelPage() fails, you can cancel getWeather() CompletableFuture Based Travel Agency CompletableFuture<Page> travelPageCF = quotationCF .exceptionally(t -> { weatherCF.cancel(true); throw new RuntimeException(t); }) .thenCompose(...);
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    2) If getWeather() fails, you can handle the exception nicely CompletableFuture Based Travel Agency CompletableFuture<Page> travelPageCF = quotationCF.thenCompose( quotation -> weatherCF // .completeOnTimeout(Weather.UNKNOWN, 100, MILLISECONDS) .exceptionally(e -> Weather.UNKNOWN) .thenApply( weather -> buildPage(quotation, weather)));
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    CompletableFuture Based Travel Agency var quotationCF = CompletableFuture.supplyAsync(() -> getQuotation()); var weatherCF = CompletableFuture.supplyAsync(() -> getWeather()); CompletableFuture<Page> travelPageCF = quotationCF .exceptionally(t -> { weatherCF.cancel(true); throw new RuntimeException(t); }) .thenCompose( quotation -> weatherCF // .completeOnTimeout(Weather.UNKNOWN, 100, MILLISECONDS) .exceptionally(e -> Weather.UNKNOWN) .thenApply( weather -> buildPage(quotation, weather)));
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    3) If getTravelPage() is interrupted, you cannot interrupt getQuotation() nor getWeather() 4) And what about the stack trace? CompletableFuture Based Travel Agency
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    CompletableFuture Based Travel Agency org.paumard.loom.LoomExample.getQuotation(LoomExample.java:125) org.paumard.loom.LoomExample.lambda$getTravelPage$2(LoomExample.java:38) java.base/java.util.concurrent.CompletableFuture$AsyncSupply.run(CompletableFuture.java:1768) java.base/java.util.concurrent.CompletableFuture$AsyncSupply.exec(CompletableFuture.java:1760) java.base/java.util.concurrent.ForkJoinTask.doExec(ForkJoinTask.java:373) org.paumard.loom.LoomExample.getWeather(LoomExample.java:123) org.paumard.loom.LoomExample.lambda$getTravelPage$3(LoomExample.java:40) java.base/java.util.concurrent.CompletableFuture$AsyncSupply.run(CompletableFuture.java:1768) java.base/java.util.concurrent.CompletableFuture$AsyncSupply.exec(CompletableFuture.java:1760) java.base/java.util.concurrent.ForkJoinTask.doExec(ForkJoinTask.java:373)
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    affiliates | 81 The Travel Agency Example Quotation Server B Quotation Server C Weather Forecast Server A Weather Forecast Server B Weather Forecast Server C Travel Agency
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    It needs to be closed (try with resources FTW!) It creates virtual threads on demand Pattern: - Launch tasks - Call join() - Get the results Structured Scope
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    A StructuredTaskScope object looks like an ExecutorService - It takes tasks and run then - And returns Future But: - An executor lives with your application - A task scope lives with your tasks StructuredTaskScope
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    - ShutdownOnSuccess - ShutdownOnFailure Can be extended to implement specific needs StructuredTaskScope
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    Allows you to implement your own logic and error handling handleComplete(Future<>) is the method you need to override Extending StructuredTaskScope
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    Stack Trace, ThreadDumps? > jcmd <pid> Thread.dump_to_file –format-json <filename.json>
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    Allows you to bind elements to a scope Your tasks can read these elements, and use them Use ExtentLocal sparsely and wisely! ExtentLocal