In this blog, I'll explain how to quickly identify Java code concurrency issues with the Continuous feedback (CF) IntelliJ Plug-In.

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The article discusses how the Continuous Feedback tool was used to identify code concurrency issues in backend services. It emphasizes the challenges faced by developers in identifying and resolving such issues and highlights the benefits of Continuous Feedback in providing continuous analysis and insights. The article also showcases a specific instance where the tool successfully identified a concurrency issue and pinpointed the root cause. It concludes by emphasizing the importance of observability data for developers and the impact it can have on developing scalable and maintainable systems.

Identifying Code Concurrency Issues with Continuous Feedback

The tale: Identifying Code Concurrency Issues

The specific problem identified: Code Concurrency issue

The Root Cause: DB query with a scaling issue