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Yakari

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Yakari is simply in memory cache distributor.

Project is aimed to reduce distributed caching systems serialization/deserialization and network operation costs. You simply work with your localCache, the GreatEagle observe's your operations and take care of everything. In yakari if you set 1 object it makes 1 serialization and 1 network operation, for first get operation it makes 1 network operation, 1 deserialization, after then there is no deserialization or network operation you can get your cache object from your localCache, how much you want.

Presentation: Concept of Yakari

Yakari is Very Easy


  1. Install: Using Nuget

    Install-Package Yakari.Pack
  2. Configure:

    // Application name, desired to share same cache items
    var tribeName = "MyTribe";
    // To seperate app instances, diagnostinc purposes, * Must ne unique: You can use Guid.NewGuid().ToString();
    var memberName = "Beaver1";
    //StackExchange.Redis connectionstring
    var redisConnectionString = "127.0.0.1:6379,abortConnect=false,defaultDatabase=1,keepAlive=300,resolveDns=false,synctimeout=5000,allowAdmin=true";
    // Default Logger
    var logger = new ConsoleLogger(LogLevel.Info);
    // Default Serializer
    var serializer = new JsonNetSerializer();
    //Redis Remote Cache Provider for Yakari
    var remoteCacheProvider = new RedisCacheProvider(redisConnectionString, serializer, logger);
    //Redis Subscription Manager for tribe communication.
    var subscriptionManager = new RedisSubscriptionManager(redisConnectionString, tribeName, logger);
    // Options class for LittleThunder.
    var localCacheProviderOptions = new LocalCacheProviderOptions(logger);
    // Little Thunder the Local Cache Provider
    var localCacheProvider = new LittleThunder(localCacheProviderOptions);
    // The Great Eagle
    var observer = new GreatEagle(memberName, subscriptionManager, serializer, localCacheProvider, remoteCacheProvider, logger);
    // Great eagle start observing and loads every previous remote cache items in seperate thread
  3. Use:

    // Usage
    var key = "pebbles";
    
    // Simple Set
    localCacheProvider.Set(key, new[] { "pebble1", "pebble2", "pebble3" }, CacheTime.FifteenMinutes);
    
    // Simple Get
    var pebbles = localCacheProvider.Get<string[]>(key, TimeSpan.FromSeconds(5));
    
    // Get with Acquire Function *Recommended
    var item = localCacheProvider.Get<string[]>(key, TimeSpan.FromSeconds(5), () =>
        {
            return new[] { "pebble1", "pebble2", "pebble3" };
        }, CacheTime.FifteenMinutes);
    
    // Simple Delete
    localCacheProvider.Delete(key);

Happy distributing 😄

All tests are passing, we are stable now, please feed us...

We Need Help for

  1. Documentation
  2. Test
  3. Review
  4. Coding
  5. Porting Other Languages, Java:Jakari, Go:Gakari, etc...

You can ping me at: https://twitter.com/farukpehlivanli or https://tr.linkedin.com/in/efaruk

Our #Slack Team Domain: https://yakariteam.slack.com/

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Many Thanks to Our Sponsors:

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