darkkraft/memorized

High-performance standalone Java cache server. Highly flexible and configurable. Distributed collections and objects.

Memorized

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🏗️ This project is still in development.

This project is still in development, it is not yet possible to use it. The project is subject to significant change in the future.

📝 Summary

• Goal of Memorized server
• When to use?
• Features
• How to use?
• Examples
• Requirements

❓ Goal of Memorized server

Memorized is a standalone cache server written in Java. Its goal is to create a really lightweight and efficient cache server with high flexibility. This project does not use a library to manage connections between server and client, but instead uses a NIO server.

🔍 When to use?

This is not a cache server that can be used in all cases. The aim is to provide a cache server that is flexible enough to automate certain actions and best meet sometimes complex system requirements. Typically, actions are triggered when an element is modified. Some important aspects of this project are:

• Great flexibility, making it easy to add your own elements to suit your needs.
• Maintain maximum consistency between clients.
• Be able to perform atomic operations on any object.
• Have the smallest possible memory and CPU footprint.
• Keep access to the project open so that anyone can use it.
• Easy and lightweight implementation on native applications and all types of environments (mainly Java).

✨ Features

Here is a list of current features:

• Custom authentication
• Customizable codec system
• Multithreaded client connection management
• Distributed collections
• Custom distributed objects
• And many more!

🛠️ How to use?

This section is not available yet. It will be divided into several sections in the Wiki tab.

✍️ Examples

See full examples here.

Start a Memorized client

public class MyClient {

    public static void main(final String[] args) {
        final MemorizedClient client =
                new MemorizedClientBuilder().serverAddress(new InetSocketAddress("127.0.0.1", 12345))
                        .authenticationInput(new UnsecureAuthenticationInput())
                        .codecRegistry(new DefaultCodecRegistry().registerDefaults())
                        .keyRegistry(new ClassKeyRegistry())
                        .build();
        client.start();
    }

}

Start a Memorized server

public class MyServer {

    public static void main(final String[] args) {
        final MemorizedServer server = new MemorizedServerBuilder().address(new InetSocketAddress("127.0.0.1", 12345))
                .workerThreads(1)
                .authenticator(new UnsecureAuthenticator())
                .codecRegistry(new DefaultCodecRegistry().registerDefaults())
                .dataRepositoryCoordinator(new DataRepositoryCoordinator())
                .build();
        server.start();
    }

}

⚙️ Requirements

• Java 17 or higher