GemFire Extension

This project contains example APIs, applications, design patterns implementations and documentation for enabling the use of GemFire.

Prerequisites

• Java 17
• Gradle 8.4 or higher
• vmware-gemfire-10.1.0 or higher

Sub Projects

Project	Notes
components/gemfire-extensions-core	GemFire client API wrapper
components/gemfire-extensions-spring-security	Spring Security implements backed by GemFire
applications/gemfire-health-shell-app	Spring Shell application to analyzer GemFire statistics
components/gemfire-health-office	Tools for analyzing GemFire statistics
components/gemfire-http-dotnet-api	Wrapper Dotnet Core client that uses the GemFire HTTP API
components/gemfire-security-managers	GemFire security manager implementations
components/gemfire-touch-function	GemFire function to synchronize region in WAN replicated GemFire clusters
components/functions/gemfire-clear-region-function	GemFire function to clear region data in a GemFire partitioned region
deployments/scripts/gemfire-devOps-bash	GemFire cluster operations DevOps management scripts

Building Source Code

Set up Maven Repository user credentials See https://gemfire.dev/quickstart/java/

export BROADCOM_MAVEN_USERNAME=$HARBOR_USER
export BROADCOM_MAVEN_PASSWORD=$HARBOR_PASSWORD

Building source code

gradle  build

GemFire Best Practices and Documentation

The following are documented best practices based on GemFire lessons learned.

Subject	Notes
Class loader isolation	GemFire server-side modules class loader guidelines
GemFire on Kubernetes Demos	GemFire, apps and services on Kubernetes Demos
GemFire Demos	Demos for various features

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Starting a GemFire Cluster Locally

Set the GEMFIRE_HOME environment to the installation directory of GemFire.

Example

export GEMFIRE_HOME=/Users/devtools/repositories/IMDG/gemfire/vmware-gemfire-10.1.0

See local startup script

./deployment/local/gemfire/start.sh