Thanks Hojat!

Indeed reactive programming is a really cool way to use our resources properly, and asynchronous systems are capable to scale easily.

Spring WebFlux is providing this in the Spring ecosystem, but with Micronaut, it is given by default since it is built on top on Netty, and in this second version it is improved as well:

https://objectcomputing.com/resources/publications/sett/june-2020-micronaut-2-dont-let-event-loops-own-you

I didn't mention it in this story assuming it is a known fact about Micronaut, but another benefit is that we can work in this non-blocking way using a native-image, making even better usage of resources with a great performance.