In this article we compare CoralReactor and Netty in terms of performance to show that CoralReactor is 10 times faster and produces zero garbage. Continue reading
Getting Started with CoralThreads
In this article we will see how easy it is to use CoralThreads to pin a critical thread to a microprocessor core. Continue reading
CoralQueue Performance Numbers
In this article we present CoralQueue performance numbers for four different scenarios: message-sender latency, message transit latency, message-sender throughput and message transit throughput. The standard scenario of one producer (message-sender) and one consumer (message-receiver) is used with two possible setups: producer and consumer pinned to the same core (hyper-threading) and producer and consumer pinned to different cores (no hyper-threading). Continue reading
CoralLog Performance Numbers
In this article we present the CoralLog performance numbers when logging messages to a file. Continue reading
CoralReactor Performance Numbers
In this article we present the CoralReactor UDP and TCP latency numbers when two separate JVMs exchange messages over loopback. Continue reading
The Simplicity of CoralReactor
CoralReactor is a powerful, easy to use and ultra-low-latency Java library for network communication with zero garbage creation and minimal variance. Moreover, what stands out about CoralReactor is its simplicity. In this article we will demonstrate some examples of clients and servers to get you started with CoralReactor. Continue reading
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