ThreadPerChannel
ThreadPerChannel is a concurrency pattern used in software development, particularly in network programming and event-driven architectures. The core idea behind this pattern is to dedicate a separate thread of execution to handle each distinct communication channel or connection. This means that for every client or data stream that the application is managing, a unique thread is created to exclusively service that particular channel.
The primary benefit of the ThreadPerChannel pattern is its simplicity in implementation and reasoning. Each thread
However, this pattern can lead to significant resource consumption. Creating a thread is an operation that
Due to its scalability limitations, the ThreadPerChannel pattern is often favored for applications with a moderate