The document discusses Eclipse Gyrex, an extensible framework for developing runtime applications. It aims for flexibility through extensibility, scalability by working from standalone to large clusters/cloud, and simplicity through easy APIs. Key components include repositories, HTTP applications, clustering/coordination using ZooKeeper, configuration, provisioning, processing, and the Equinox runtime. The presentation demonstrates setting up a Gyrex workspace, creating a sample greeting application using OSGi services and jobs, and deploying/demonstrating it in the cloud. Contact resources include the newsgroup, website, and wiki.
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Developing Runtime Applications with Eclipse Gyrex
1. Developing Runtime Applications with
Eclipse Gyrex
Gunnar Wagenknecht
Project Lead, Eclipse Gyrex Project
http://www.eclipse.org/gyrex/
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2. The Gyrex Vision
Flexibility
Extensible framework
Never compete but integrate
Scalability
Powerful and robust platform
Scale up and down without hassle
(from standalone to large clusters, full or partially in the cloud)
Simplicity
Operational convenience
Easy, rich and stable APIs
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4. Scalability
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UK CA
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5. Today‘s Menu
Setup Workspace
Target Platform
Software Site:
http://192.168.30.74/gyrex/0.11/integration/
Gyrex Target Components plus Dependencies
Uncheck “Group by Category”
Uncheck “Include required software”
Create a sample Application
OSGi Service for storing and processing Greetings
Servlet using OSGi HttpServlet with form
Eclipse Job for background processing (moderation) of Greetings
Deploy Application
Cloud Demo (if permitted by WiFi)
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6. Contact & Resources
Newsgroup (community)
news://news.eclipse.org/eclipse.gyrex
for comments, questions, and for request that the review call be held
Watch website
http://www.eclipse.org/gyrex/
for blogs, articles and screen casts
Wiki
http://wiki.eclipse.org/Gyrex
for documentation and planning
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