JBossCache projects for student contributors
JBoss Cache as a clustered file directory system for Apache Lucene
Will involve understanding Apache Lucene requirements, especially locking ones
Benefit from the JBoss Cache passivation system to allow directory larger than memory
Test the efficiency read / write ratio in such a distributed environment
Server module for JBoss Cache
- A wrapper to open a socket, listen for client connections and "translate" these into in-VM JBoss Cache calls, and dispatch accordingly.
- The server module should be a standalone piece of code that starts up a JBoss Cache instance.
- The server module should be clusterable, e.g., have the potential to fire up several server module instances.
- The JBoss Cache instances in the server module VMs will discover themselves and form a cluster.
- Should be tested with memcached clients in Java, C, C#, Python, Perl, Ruby, etc.
- Should use the memcached text-over-HTTP protocol, as well as the new upcoming memcached binary protocol.
- Should also design and implement a JBC-specific binary (and text) protocol where cluster state and size could be shipped back to clients, piggybacking on response data. Could be an extension of the memcached protocol.
- Write a specific Java based client to use this JBC-specific protocol to use in-client load balancing and failover.
- If there is time, potential clients in other languages would be nice!
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