Hi,

Does any of you worked with SandStorm, an implementation of SEDA?

I have posted a few questions, RFE and bugs but the users list there is too inactive for my needs. It is a nice piece of work in progress though, and I want good architects to comment on it, or share knowlede if you actually worked with it.

Some commercial product are based on this work.

See
http://www.eecs.harvard.edu/~mdw/proj/seda/
(look for PDF papers, mostly his PHD thesis.)

and sourceforge (when not out of service...)
http://sourceforge.net/projects/seda/

Thanks.

just to tease a bit more,
SEDA is described as

"An architecture for well-conditioned, highly-concurrent server applications"

Maybe take will wake up some minds...
Take a lot at the impressive throughputs benchmarks in the whitepapers.

The sourceforge site offers an Http server, a Gnuttella router and more.

It does not pretend to replace app containers, but it is very interresting for some middleware or backends solutions, and even front-end (for exemple, a file server...)

Please take a look.
Try it.

And if you already know it, by all means reply to this thread.
This technology is definitely worth it.
Thanks.