Apache Geode 2.0, Part II: Rebuilding a Distributed System for the Modern Java Era
Apache Geode 2.0 has undergone significant modernization to address technical debt and improve security. The project involved a comprehensive re-architecture, impacting various components and dependencies. The outcome is a robust platform that is now fully modern and maintainable, setting the stage for future developments.
- ▪Apache Geode 2.0 features over 11,000 Java classes and more than 10,000 test cases.
- ▪The modernization process included upgrading to Java 17, Jakarta EE 10, and Spring Framework 6.
- ▪Security improvements addressed critical vulnerabilities and enabled timely security patches.
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