Examples of org.jgroups.blocks.PartitionedHashMap

org.jgroups.blocks.PartitionedHashMap

Hashmap which distributes its keys and values across the cluster. A PUT/GET/REMOVE computes the cluster node to which or from which to get/set the key/value from a hash of the key and then forwards the request to the remote cluster node. We also maintain a local cache (L1 cache) which is a bounded cache that caches retrieved keys/values.
Todos:

Use MarshalledValue to keep track of byte[] buffers, and be able to compute the exact size of the cache. This is good for maintaining a bounded cache (rather than using the number of entries)
Provide a better consistent hashing algorithm than ConsistentHashFunction as default
GUI (showing at least the topology and L1 and L2 caches)
Notifications (puts, removes, gets etc)
Invalidation of L1 caches (if used) on removal/put of item
Benchmarks, comparison to memcached
Documentation, comparison to memcached

@author Bela Ban

        connector=new MemcachedConnector(bind_addr, port, null);
        connector.setThreadPoolCoreThreads(min_threads);
        connector.setThreadPoolMaxThreads(max_threads);
        JmxConfigurator.register(connector, server, BASENAME + ":name=connector");


        cache=new PartitionedHashMap(props, "memcached-cluster");
        cache.setCallTimeout(rpc_timeout);
        cache.setCachingTime(caching_time);
        cache.setMigrateData(migrate_data);
        JmxConfigurator.register(cache, server, BASENAME + ":name=cache");
        JmxConfigurator.register(cache.getL2Cache(), server, BASENAME + ":name=l2-cache");

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