Stateful Application Server in JRuby
A conference version of the case for stateful application servers on JRuby.
- Held
- Event
- eurucamp 2013
- Location
- Berlin
JRuby · application architecture · distributed systems
The constraints, benefits, and operational differences of keeping application state in a JRuby process instead of a traditional database-backed server.
Presentation
Notes
This edition turns the production experience into a broader architecture argument. It explains why an in-memory object graph suited the workload, then makes the hidden costs explicit: state ownership, concurrency control, sharding, persistence, deploy handover, and recovery all move into application design.