Java Gearman Service 0.6 publishing Gearman Services

The Java Gearman Service is a Java implementation of Gearman services that provides a common application framework. It can handle data in parallel, load balancing processing, scheduling functions for other languages, and can be used in a variety of applications.

Gearman definition

Gearman is a Perl-written task Scheduler that provides a server-side and multilingual Client interface, including c/perl/python/http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/13430.html ">ruby, etc., in the client library itself to support a certain degree of high reliability. The Gearman system is used to delegate work to other machines, and distributed invocations are more suitable for a machine to do a job, to do a task concurrently, to load balance among multiple invocations, or to invoke functions in other languages.

There may be a lot of places in a Web application where Gearman can be used. You can import large amounts of data, send many e-mails, encode video files, dig data, and build a central logging facility, all without impacting the experience and responsiveness of your site.

Java Gearman Service 0.6 This version can now use the SLF4J log appearance, allowing users to better record control. The supported applications now hook persistent background jobs. API has been updated to be more user-friendly and easier to create divide-and-conquer/mapreduce applications (breaking previous versions of code) property files can now be used to set property values. Fine-tune the application. Completed Javadocs. has been applied to various bug fixes.

Software Information: http://gearman.org/

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