#vertx

높은 부하를 견디기 위한 온몸 비틀기

어제 배운 기술은 오늘까지만 쓸 수 있는 것 같다. 그만큼 요즘 변화가 빠르다. 전전에 쓴 글이 Cursor와 Claude를 현업에서 사용하며 알게된 팁에 관한 내용이었다.

Building a High-Performance API Gateway with Vert.x: Architecture Deep Dive

An API gateway is the front door of your microservices platform. Every request your clients make — authentication, rate limiting…

Vert.x Through the Eyes of a Spring Boot Developer — My First Take

I have spent years building backend systems with Spring Boot, so my mental model is very clear:

Demystifying Quarkus | I — Running Quarkus applications programmatically

Quarkus has been around for a while now and it is well known for what we call Quarkus Magic! Today we shall peek under the hood, just a…

NYC Taxi Trip Data Analysis (again) Using Temporal and Vert.x

Continue on the journey of using Claude Code…

I Kept Breaking Vert.x Until I Understood These 7 Simple Rules

When I first jumped into Vert.x, I was thrilled. It promises super-fast performance and handling tons of connections without breaking a…

Why Lightweight Stacks Like Vert.x Are Quietly Taking Over

My Spring Boot application was using 2GB of RAM to serve “Hello World.”

Inside Vert.x: A Gentle Dive into Verticles and the Context

Best Practices for Working with Vert.x

Vert.x is an incredibly powerful, event-driven toolkit for building reactive applications on the JVM. But with great flexibility comes…

How I Redesigned Redis Utility with Vert.x and Dagger (and Why It Matters)

Every engineering team has that one utility class that “just works”… until it doesn’t. In our case, it was a Redis helper. At first glance…