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# Intro
One of Rust's big promises is *fearless concurrency*: making it easier to write safe, concurrent programs.
We haven't seen much of that yet. All the work we've done so far has been single-threaded:
instructions executed one after the other, with strict sequencing. Time to change that!
One of Rust's big promises is *fearless concurrency*: making it easier to write safe, concurrent programs.
We haven't seen much of that yet. All the work we've done so far has been single-threaded.
Time to change that!
In this chapter we'll make our ticket store multithreaded.
We will start by allowing multiple users to interface with the same store at the same time. We'll then progress
to having multiple instances of the store running concurrently while sharing the same data.
We'll have the opportunity to touch most of Rust's core concurrency features, including:
- Threads, using the `std::thread` module