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1. Re: You can replace the Infinispan by AWS DynamoDB?
alesj Jul 4, 2013 6:18 PM (in response to kpennacchioni)1 of 1 people found this helpfulInfinispan is not a database, it's used as a data grid in this case, along with cache for Memcache service.
In theory it's probably doable to re-implement parts of CapeDwarf to use different NoSQL solution in the back,
but atm there is no such abstraction to easily change this.
But afaik, seting up CapeDwarf on Amazon AWS should be easy.
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2. Re: You can replace the Infinispan by AWS DynamoDB?
kpennacchioni Jul 5, 2013 10:41 AM (in response to alesj)Thank you Ales.
No problems. We would like to contribute to this development. You know where I would begin by indicating the change?
make sense?
Krishna
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3. Re: You can replace the Infinispan by AWS DynamoDB?
alesj Jul 5, 2013 5:48 PM (in response to kpennacchioni)We would like to contribute to this development.You know where I would begin by indicating the change?
You mean to be able to plug-in different data-grid frameworks then Infinispan?
Atm Infinispan is quite integrated into CapeDwarf internals,
and there is plenty of more important tasks for us to do / solve.
If you mean overall development, look at our JIRA and pick any tasks.
Or let me know your narrowed-down interest and we can find something together.