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QBit

QBit is a queuing library for services. It is similar to many other projects. QBit is just a library not a platform. QBit has libraries to put a service behind a queue. You can use QBit queues directly or you can create a service. A service is a Java class whose methods are executed via queues. QBit implements apartment model threading and is similar to the Actor. QBit does not use disruptor. It uses regular Java Queues. QBit can do 100 million ping pong calls per second. QBit also supports calling services via REST, and WebSocket.

QBit

• library for services
• library not a platform or framework
• allows putting service behind a queue
• services are only accessed by one thread
• No thread sync is typically needed in services

QBit

• You can use QBit queues directly
• or you can create a service
• Embeddable (can work in Tomcat or Vertx or Spring Boot)
• Service is a Java class whose methods are executed via queues

#QBit

• implements apartment model threading and is similar to Actors
• Does not use disruptor
• Uses regular Java Queues
• Fast 100 million ping pong calls per second

#QBit

• Supports calling services via REST, and WebSocket.
• Uses batching to reduce thread hand off to queues
• Items to be processed are collected and sent in batches not one at a time
• Batching reduces thread sync time and accessing shared variables (volatile)