JavaConcurrencyMultithreading
Producer–Consumer Pattern in Java
Classic producer–consumer concurrency with thread-safe buffers and coordinated worker threads in Java.

Repo: github.com/soufian-elouazzani/java-prod-cons
The producer–consumer pattern is the standard introduction to shared-state concurrency:
- One or more producers enqueue work into a bounded buffer.
- One or more consumers dequeue and process items.
- Synchronization (wait/notify or
java.util.concurrent) prevents races and deadlocks.
This small codebase keeps the focus on correctness: buffer bounds, spurious wakeups, and graceful shutdown — the details that show up in every real queue-backed system from job runners to message brokers.