Mongodb Async java driver
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The document discusses the MongoDB asynchronous Java driver and how it differs from the 10gen driver. The asynchronous driver was created to provide a fully asynchronous core that improves performance over the synchronous 10gen driver by avoiding blocking on request-response rounds. It provides the same interface as the 10gen driver but implements the methods asynchronously under the hood for better resource utilization and concurrency.
Mongodb Async java driver
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- 2. This synchronous check out/request/response/check in means that each request must wait for the complete round trip time for the request, processing and response. Rather than try to force a more asynchronous model on the 10gen driver the MongoDB Asynchronous Java Driver instead creates a completely new driver that at its very core is asynchronous. The interface to the driver still provides synchronous methods but they are implemented using the asynchronous variants of the methods.
- 3. It provides a high performance alternative to the 10gen driver. Ensure maximum utilization of resources on the client, in the network, on the server, and in the developer's IDE.
- 5. Async driver 10gen driver Concurrent Support Not support Performance Higher throughput - Usability Code readability Understand native symbol Widespread Less More
- 6. Concurrent system architecture Use with Java Concurrent API Only reference JavaDoc