Which projects are using disruptor?

[Shahbaz Chaudhary]

I'm curious which projects, specifically open source ones, are using the disruptor. I didn't find any such information on the wiki.

I'm looking to study well written java source code for server side/high performance systems. Looking up projects which use disruptor will be a great start.

[Ming Fang]

here's one http://www.axonframework.org

On Jan 17, 2013, at 10:33 PM, Shahbaz Chaudhary <shah...@gmail.com> wrote:

> I'm curious which projects, specifically open source ones, are using the disruptor. I didn't find any such information on the wiki.
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> I'm looking to study well written java source code for server side/high performance systems. Looking up projects which use disruptor will be a great start.
>

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[Nikolay Tsankov]

Graylog too http://graylog2.org/

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[Toby DiPasquale]

On Thu, Jan 17, 2013 at 10:33 PM, Shahbaz Chaudhary <shah...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm curious which projects, specifically open source ones, are using the disruptor. I didn't find any such information on the wiki.
>
> I'm looking to study well written java source code for server side/high performance systems. Looking up projects which use disruptor will be a great start.

Storm 0.8+ got a big performance boost switching over to the
Disruptor: http://storm-project.net/

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Toby DiPasquale

[Oliver]

Not to forget my humble little project Nova :)

Nova can be found on github under https://github.com/oli-d/nova

Very small, very simple. The basic priciple is to port the Node.js programming model to Java. The focus is not to build full blown web servers in 5 minutes, but to provide a tiny lib that provides everything needed to build scalable and fast server components.

Project was dormant for 6 months now, but will be pushed again sooon... :)