Yes, anything that uses NIO / Netty / epoll / io_uring / etc. under the covers will do. There are several options--IIRC at least five choices are available, but these are the ones that come to mind:
Thanks! I did a little research and it seems like there are some Kotlin coroutine to nio mappings (it looked like some were experimental though) and that OkHTTP is aiming to use coroutines, so I wonder if these will converge in the future.
What wasn't clear to me was if the coroutine/nio mashup still used threadpools because coroutines do.
What wasn't clear to me was if the coroutine/nio mashup still used threadpools because coroutines do.