Open tomsontom opened 3 years ago
Very interesting proposal! I read that mail thread briefly and I must say that I haven't fully understood whether this can/should be a (quarkiverse?) extension or some core extension?
/cc @gsmet @Sanne @geoand
I don't really have an opinion on this TBH
Well, before even deciding where it should be, we would need someone to develop and maintain the extension :).
Right. Looks very interesting but it depends on the Transactions team to be able to develop & maintain this. cc/ @ochaloup @mmusgrov and @tomjenkinson
We think we may have a resource to work on this task. We will keep you informed when we have a firm commitment and have planned out the work.
There is some preparatory work that we need to do in narayana before we can provide this extension which we have captured in a JIRA issue. Sweta is doing the work and is making good progress.
@mmusgrov any update on this?
@geoand we have all the bits that we need so we just need to pull them together on the narayana side and then we can start work on providing a quarkus extension. Is there any particular priority level for doing this work?
Thanks for the info.
I personally am not aware of any specific priority for this
Ok but it is definitely something that we wish to provide.
@mmusgrov I think we can denfinely raise a quarkiverse extension proposal for supporting narayana REST-AT, might name it as quarkus-narayana-rts
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/cc @mmusgrov
We use rts, short for RESTful transaction service, to refer to any REST API to our transaction models, so far we have at least two:
org.jboss.narayana.rts:narayana-lra
org.jboss.narayana.rts:restat
Description I'm trying to gradually break apart a big EE application who relies on distributed transactions but I also think that there are situations where using 2pc setup is better suited than using compensations or the use of the saga-pattern. So having support for REST-AT built into Quarkus would be a great addition to the toolset of developers.
Implementation ideas I started a thread some time ago at the Narayana user group [1] and @mmusgrov gave some interesting pointers and even hacked together a working solution.
[1] https://groups.google.com/g/narayana-users/c/acJ_7Us6JAI