Proposal to Deprecate and Remove the Vertx Module

[Manuel Finelli]

Hi community,

I am writing to propose the deprecation and subsequent removal of the Vertx module from the Narayana codebase.

During the recent release of Narayana 7.3.0.Final, I noticed that we have never officially released or advertised the Vertx module, and its presence in our code base doesn't seem to serve a clear purpose for the community.

An alternative is to move it to our quickstart repository, where it could be of more use as a standalone example. However, given that the module has not been actively developed or used, I believe it's best to deprecate it and eventually remove it completely. This will help simplify the Narayana project, reduce maintenance overhead, and ensure our codebase only contains modules that are actively supported and valuable to our users.

Please let me know your thoughts on this proposal.

Best regards,
Manuel

[Michael Musgrove]

I think the best location is in the quickstart repo because the Narayana Vert.x maven module is a set of examples, not an API, that show how to integrate the Narayana Software Transactional Memory implementation, STM, (some docs links include https://www.narayana.io//docs/project/index.html#_stm and https://jbossts.blogspot.com/search?q=stm) into a Vert.x 3 environment, ie the module cannot be integrated directly into Vert.x applications, rather it serves as an example of how a developer would do that integration.

But integrating STM into a Vert.X application is definitely something that can provide significant performance benefits to applications that make use of software based transactional memory.

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[Michael Musgrove]

Note also that quarkus makes heavy use of Vert.X and that STM is available as a quarkus extension (https://quarkus.io/extensions/io.quarkus/quarkus-narayana-stm/).