This is a spring-boot app which can act as a gemfire server. This server is appropriate for development and testing gemfire capabilities. Running this app will expose a single node gemfire cache-server and a locator-server. It includes two cache regions:
- A
generic-cacheregion which definesjava.lang.Stringas both the key and value. - A
session-cacheregion where the keys arejava.lang.Objectand values areorg.springframework.session.data.gemfire.AbstractGemFireOperationsSessionRepository.GemFireSession. This is the region definition that spring assumes when you use the@EnableGemFireHttpSessionin your application.
This is a apache maven app so mvn clean package will create a jar file in the target directory.
The following command will start the application with the default configuration values (the most important is the locator port, which is how gemfire clients connect - it is set to 10334 by default):
mvn spring-boot:run
The following properties can be overridden:
| Property | Default Value |
|---|---|
gemfire.log.level |
config |
gemfire.locator.host-port |
localhost[10334] |
gemfire.manager.port |
1099 |
gemfire.cache.server.bind-address |
localhost |
gemfire.cache.server.hostname-for-clients |
localhost |
gemfire.cache.server.port |
40404 |
For example, to change the locator port to 23456, run the following:
mvn spring-boot:run '-Dgemfire.locator.host-port=localhost[23456]'