How to write deadlock free code?
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Deadlocks are the worst that could happen when you are using threads; but can we write a program that is deadlock-free? Is there some kind of pattern that will ensure that our program will never go into a deadlock state?
In this video, with hands-on examples, we will understand what deadlocks are, what happens when the program hits the deadlock, and how to write deadlock-free code.
Outline:
00:00 Introduction
01:15 What are deadlocks?
02:22 Deadlocks in the real world
04:05 Simulating deadlocks locally
05:34 Deadlock in action
11:04 How to fix a deadlock?
12:08 What do databases do to prevent the deadlock?
14:33 How to avoid a deadlock?
18:08 Implementing deadlock avoidance
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