Full-Duplex Scalable Client-Server Communication with WebSockets and Spring Boot (Part I) (JNNC Technologies Pvt.Ltd)



Introduction

In this article, we will be covering the steps to create a Java WebSocket server, powered by Spring Boot, that communicates with Java clients and supports load balancing across multiple instances. We’ll start by describing a use case scenario, analyzing the requirements, and then we’ll proceed to choose the technology stack that suits the case. We’ll implement the code, and finally test the application to get some performance and durability benchmarks.

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