Spring Committers Wanted

[Данилов Семён]

Hello Igniters!

I recently stumbled upon a fact that Apache Ignite doesn't have any Spring integrations in spring-project repositories.
To increase Ignite's popularity, I think it would be best to fix that inconvenience. The best way to start would be to create
a web-session repository based on Ignite cache. For this task we need Spring Project committers who can support the idea
of creating separate module for Ignite in Spring Session repository. The main objection of Spring Community members is
that Spring Session project already provides MapSession which can be backed by Apache Ignite map. But I think that this
solution is very limited, because we have zero control on flushing policy. Also, we must keep track if changes have been
made since last save and we should persist session to cache again.

Kind regards,
Semyon.

[dmagda]

Hello Semyon,

That's a very reasonable suggestion. Whom do you mean under the Spring
Project committers - those who already contribute to the Spring
ecosystem and have some merit there, or those among us who are willing to
contribute the integration?

-
Denis


On Mon, Jun 15, 2020 at 6:27 AM Данилов Семён <[hidden email]> wrote:

> Hello Igniters!
>
> I recently stumbled upon a fact that Apache Ignite doesn't have any Spring
> integrations in spring-project repositories.
> To increase Ignite's popularity, I think it would be best to fix that
> inconvenience. The best way to start would be to create
> a web-session repository based on Ignite cache. For this task we need
> Spring Project committers who can support the idea
> of creating separate module for Ignite in Spring Session repository. The
> main objection of Spring Community members is
> that Spring Session project already provides MapSession which can be
> backed by Apache Ignite map. But I think that this
> solution is very limited, because we have zero control on flushing policy.
> Also, we must keep track if changes have been
> made since last save and we should persist session to cache again.
>
> Kind regards,
> Semyon.
>

[Данилов Семён]

Hello Denis,

We need people whose opinion is valued in the Spring community, yes, because so far Spring Project members rejected the idea of adding Ignite dependency.

-
Semyon

15.06.2020, 21:40, "Denis Magda" <[hidden email]>:

> Hello Semyon,
>
> That's a very reasonable suggestion. Whom do you mean under the Spring
> Project committers - those who already contribute to the Spring
> ecosystem and have some merit there, or those among us who are willing to
> contribute the integration?
>
> -
> Denis
>
> On Mon, Jun 15, 2020 at 6:27 AM Данилов Семён <[hidden email]> wrote:
>
>>  Hello Igniters!
>>
>>  I recently stumbled upon a fact that Apache Ignite doesn't have any Spring
>>  integrations in spring-project repositories.
>>  To increase Ignite's popularity, I think it would be best to fix that
>>  inconvenience. The best way to start would be to create
>>  a web-session repository based on Ignite cache. For this task we need
>>  Spring Project committers who can support the idea
>>  of creating separate module for Ignite in Spring Session repository. The
>>  main objection of Spring Community members is
>>  that Spring Session project already provides MapSession which can be
>>  backed by Apache Ignite map. But I think that this
>>  solution is very limited, because we have zero control on flushing policy.
>>  Also, we must keep track if changes have been
>>  made since last save and we should persist session to cache again.
>>
>>  Kind regards,
>>  Semyon.

[dmagda]

Alright, let's see if anybody steps in. Anyway, feel free to create tickets
in our JIRA using "spring" as a label. If we fail to persuade the Spring
folks then it's fine to host the integration in our extensions repository.

-
Denis


On Mon, Jun 15, 2020 at 1:55 PM Данилов Семён <[hidden email]> wrote:

> Hello Denis,
>
> We need people whose opinion is valued in the Spring community, yes,
> because so far Spring Project members rejected the idea of adding Ignite
> dependency.
>
> -
> Semyon
>
> 15.06.2020, 21:40, "Denis Magda" <[hidden email]>:
> > Hello Semyon,
> >
> > That's a very reasonable suggestion. Whom do you mean under the Spring
> > Project committers - those who already contribute to the Spring
> > ecosystem and have some merit there, or those among us who are willing to
> > contribute the integration?
> >
> > -
> > Denis
> >
> > On Mon, Jun 15, 2020 at 6:27 AM Данилов Семён <[hidden email]>
> wrote:
> >
> >>  Hello Igniters!
> >>
> >>  I recently stumbled upon a fact that Apache Ignite doesn't have any
> Spring
> >>  integrations in spring-project repositories.
> >>  To increase Ignite's popularity, I think it would be best to fix that
> >>  inconvenience. The best way to start would be to create
> >>  a web-session repository based on Ignite cache. For this task we need
> >>  Spring Project committers who can support the idea
> >>  of creating separate module for Ignite in Spring Session repository.
> The
> >>  main objection of Spring Community members is
> >>  that Spring Session project already provides MapSession which can be
> >>  backed by Apache Ignite map. But I think that this
> >>  solution is very limited, because we have zero control on flushing
> policy.
> >>  Also, we must keep track if changes have been
> >>  made since last save and we should persist session to cache again.
> >>
> >>  Kind regards,
> >>  Semyon.
>