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Shawn McKinney edited comment on FC-327 at 7/7/25 12:14 AM:
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Ehcache does not appear to be actively maintained. It's last release was three
years ago. Options going forward are Caffeine, Hazelcache, Infinispan, Redis
and Memcached. --An important requirement is that it must support distributed
and so Caffeine is off the table.-- We would like to use Java's caching API,
JSR-107, as the interface but currently it's only available with the older
Javax packages and fortress is using Jakarta.
Right now, Hazelcache seems like a good option. Will continue with a POC to
evaluate its usage.
was (Author: smckinney):
Ehcache does not appear to be actively maintained. It's last release was three
years ago. Options going forward are Hazelcache, Infinispan, Redis and
Memcached. An important requirement is that it must support distributed and so
Caffeine is off the table. We would like to use Java's caching API, JSR-107, as
the interface but currently it's only available with the older Javax packages
and fortress is using Jakarta.
Right now, Hazelcache seems like a good option. Will continue with a POC to
evaluate its usage.
> Upgrade from ehcache v2
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> Key: FC-327
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FC-327
> Project: FORTRESS
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Affects Versions: 3.0.0
> Reporter: Shawn McKinney
> Priority: Major
> Fix For: 4.0.0
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> Fortress core uses ehcache v2. It is getting long in tooth, has a number of
> CVE's, and needs to be replaced. Here we'll look at alternatives.
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