forked from woggioni/rbcs
ee7bc7e850
- Update lys.version to 2026.04.14 - Add optional compileOnly dependency on opentelemetry-netty-4.1 in rbcs-server - Add runtime guard to only activate instrumentation when OTel classes are on classpath - Insert OTel combined handler after HttpServerCodec in the Netty pipeline - Add requires-static JPMS directives for optional module support - Add enableTelemetry config attribute to rbcs:server with default false - Update Configuration DTO, XSD schema, Parser, Serializer, and all tests
RBCS servlet
This is a minimal implementation of RBCs using Jakarta servlet API, it relies on the servlet container (Tomcat in this example) for authentication, authorization, throttling, encryption and compression. It only supports in-memory caching. The main purpose is to provide a performance comparison for RBCS Netty implementation.
How to run
gradlew dockerBuildImage
then in this directory run
docker run --rm -p 127.0.0.1:8080:8080 -m 1G --name tomcat -v $(pwd)/conf/server.xml:/usr/local/tomcat/conf/server.xml gitea.woggioni.net/woggioni/rbcs/servlet:latest
you can call the servlet cache with this RBCS client profile
<profile name="servlet" base-url="http://127.0.0.1:8080/rbcs-servlet/cache/" max-connections="100" enable-compression="false">
<no-auth/>
<connection
idle-timeout="PT5S"
read-idle-timeout="PT10S"
write-idle-timeout="PT10S"
read-timeout="PT5S"
write-timeout="PT5S"/>
<retry-policy max-attempts="10" initial-delay="PT1S" exp="1.2"/>
</profile>
Notes
The servlet implementation has an in memory cache whose maximum size is hardcoded to 0x8000000 bytes (around 134 MB)