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@tvdinh This repository hosts samples of reactive stack brought by Spring 5.x. If you want to compare the performance, try this repo: https://github.com/dsyer/spring-boot-startup-bench, I think it is helpful to setup a benchmark for different stacks.

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@hantsy That repo is the bench for springboot start-up. I am more interested in Spring webflux (reactive support) vs Spring MVC (non-reactive). Basically to answer the question why should someone use Spring Webflux ?

E.g: Given a use case, if we use normal Spring MVC or any non-reactive approach, the Round-Trip-Time is xxx, and with Spring WebFlux (supports non-blocking, backpressure) the Round-Trip-Time is now yyy. And yyy is better than xxx, hence WebFlux benefits....

Any idea if someone has done it before ?... Anyway, thanks for the reply.

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@hantsy: found one https://medium.com/@the.raj.saxena/springboot-2-performance-servlet-stack-vs-webflux-reactive-stack-528ad5e9dadc in case you are also interested. Repo: https://github.com/raj-saxena/spring-boot-1-vs-2-performance

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