Sovereign: Migrating Java Threads to Improve Availability of Web Applications
by Markus Knauer
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Transparent failover as a technique to improve reliability of mission critical systems is not usable with web applications that rely on additional threads in their HTTP sessions. RAP applications fall ...
Transparent failover as a technique to improve reliability of mission critical systems is not usable with web applications that rely on additional threads in their HTTP sessions. RAP applications fall into this category of web applications.
Sovereign is a research project by EclipseSource in conjunction with the Technical University Munich to develop a solution for the above problem.
In this session we discuss two solutions under development in the Sovereign project. The first solution utilizes byte code weaving with AspectJ in order to connect the RAP application with Terracotta, a distributed heap for Java objects. The second solution being explored is to extend the Maxine VM by a feature to replicate/migrate objects and threads between VM instances.
We describe their advantages and disadvantages for overcoming the problem of immobile Java threads that prevent transparent failover for RAP applications. We demonstrate how to transfer the state of a running RAP application from one server to another using both methods.
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