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Apache Karaf is a popular OSGi container that provides rich and broad features, and together with Cellar, you can easily manage farms of containers that provide synchronization between the instances of Karaf. In a real production system, users require a farm of containers to implement failover and scalability, as well as the tools required to provision the different members of a cluster. This book will help you understand the architecture, installation, and configuration of a cluster and teach you about different components and features to get the best out of a clustering solution using Apache Karaf Cellar.
Learning Karaf Cellarstarts with an introduction to some of the key features of Karaf. After a quick but detailed understanding of OSGi and Karaf, this book takes you through the concept of provisioning clusters and then covers what Cellar is and how to use it.
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This book is a tutorial written with a step-by-step approach to help you implement an optimum clustering solution in Apache Karaf Cellar quickly and efficiently.
Who this book is for
If you are new to Karaf and want to install and manage multiple Karaf instances by farming or clustering, then this book is for you. If you are a Java developer or a system administrator with basic knowledge of Karaf, you can use this book as a guide. Some background knowledge of OSGi and/or Karaf would be preferred but is not mandatory.
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Learning Karaf Cellar
Table of Contents
Learning Karaf Cellar
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
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Preface
What this book covers
What you need for this book
Who this book is for
Conventions
Reader feedback
Customer support
Downloading the example code
Errata
Piracy
Questions
1. Apache Karaf â Provisioning and Clusters
What is OSGi?
The OSGi framework
The OSGi bundle
Dependency between bundles
The OSGi container
Provisioning in Apache Karaf
OBR
Apache Karaf Features
Multiple Apache Karaf containers
Provisioning clusters
Summary
2. Apache Karaf Cellar
Cluster topologies
Apache Karaf Cellar architecture
Apache Karaf Cellar installation and first commands
Cluster resources
Bundles
Karaf features
Configuration
Optional resources
The Karaf WebConsole plugin
Summary
3. Hazelcast
What is Hazelcast?
Distributed cluster resource states
Distributed queues and topics
The Cellar distributed map
Replicas/Backup
Persistence
Networks
Multiple clusters
TCP/IP
Interfaces
SSL
Encryption
IPv6 support
Restricting outbound ports
Summary
4. Cluster Groups
Managing cluster groups
Targeting provisioning
Features
Bundles
Configurations
Optional resources
Overlapping
The summary of commands
Summary
5. Producers, Consumers, Handlers, Listeners, and Synchronizers
The event producer
The event consumer
Event handlers
Listeners and synchronizers
Summary
6. The Filtering of Cluster Events
The configuration of the filters
Resources
Blacklist and whitelist
Inbound and outbound
Regex and event identification
Bundle
Configuration
Features
The default filter configuration
Summary
7. DOSGi
What is Cellar DOSGi?
The API bundle
The service bundle
The client bundle
Summary
8. Cellar and Camel
The communication between remote routes
Caching with a distributed map
Summary
9. Roadmap
HTTP load balancing and session clustering
Load balancing
Session clustering
Clustering a log service
Summary
Index
Learning Karaf Cellar
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Jean-Baptiste Onofré
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About the Author
Jean-Baptiste Onofré is a member of the Apache Software Foundation, and he has been involved in Apache projects for the past 10 years. He is the PMC chair of Apache Karaf and its subprojects, including Cellar, Cave, and EIK.
He is also a PMC member of Apache ACE, Apache ServiceMix, and Apache Syncope, and he is a committer for Apache ActiveMQ, Apache Archiva, Apache Aries, Apache Camel, and Apache jClouds.
He is currently working for Talend (http://www.talend.com) as a software architect and is a member of the Talend Apache team.
He writes articles on Java technologies for Linux Magazine France and has worked as a reviewer for Apache ServiceMix How-To, Henryk Konsek, and Learning Apache Karaf, Johan Edstrom, Jamie Goodyear, and Heath Kesler. Both of these books are published by Packt Publishing. He is currently reviewing Apache Karaf Cookbook, Johan Edstrom, Jamie Goodyear, Heath Kesler, and Achim Nierbeck, Packt Publishing.
He has also given speeches about Apache projects (Karaf, Camel, and so on) at different conferences, especially at ApacheCon NA, ApacheCon Europe, and CamelOne.
About the Reviewers
Ladislav GaĆŸo is a computer enthusiast who has been digging into the software world for a long time. He has professional experience of more than 12 years in development and software engineering. While starting experiments with computer graphics and network administration, he realized that the true path is towards the combination of ...