singlewritermultiplereader
SingleWriterMultipleReader is a concurrency design pattern used in computer programming to manage access to shared data. The fundamental principle is that multiple threads can read from a shared resource simultaneously, but only one thread is allowed to write to it at any given time. This pattern aims to improve performance in scenarios where read operations are far more frequent than write operations.
The core idea is to allow concurrent reads by minimizing the need for readers to acquire exclusive
Implementing SingleWriterMultipleReader typically involves synchronization primitives. A common approach uses a read-write lock. This lock has
The benefits of this pattern include increased throughput for read-heavy applications, as readers do not block