
The article explores the use of Optimistic Locking as an effective strategy to improve performance and scalability in web and mobile applications. Unlike Pessimistic Locking, which locks resources and can cause contention, Optimistic Locking allows for multiple simultaneous transactions, assuming that conflicts are rare. The technique is detailed in implementation steps, exemplified in C#, and is recommended for scenarios with a low frequency of writes.
optimistic locking, high scability, concurrency
optimistic locking, high scability, concurrency
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