Fiber Concurrency The :fiberconcurrency plugin enables HTTPX connections and sessions to be used seamlessly across multiple fibers managed by a fiber scheduler. This is especially useful when dealing with long-lived or persistent connections. If you are using the :persistent plugin, :fiberconcurrency is required by default. How to Use Example usage in Ruby: This code snippet demonstrates launching multiple fibers under a fiber scheduler making concurrent HTTP GET requests through HTTPX enabled with the :fiber_concurrency plugin. Who Is This For? Developers using HTTPX in applications that run with a fiber scheduler. Programs that use libraries or gems like async, which incorporate fiber-based concurrency. Using this plugin ensures compatibility and performance when working with fiber-based concurrency models. --- Next topic in the documentation: Custom Plugins