NIObased
NIObased refers to software components, modules, or systems designed around non-blocking input/output (NIO) primitives, with Java NIO being the most common implementation. A NIObased architecture emphasizes asynchronous I/O operations and an event-driven execution model to improve scalability when handling large numbers of concurrent connections.
In a NIObased design, I/O readiness is decoupled from business logic. An event loop or selector monitors
Key characteristics of NIObased systems include non-blocking I/O calls, careful buffering strategies, backpressure handling, and explicit
Advantages of NIObased architectures include improved resource utilization, better scalability under high concurrency, and the ability
In practice, NIObased design is a common pattern for modern, high-concurrency applications, especially where I/O latency