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APACHE SLING & FRIENDS TECH MEETUP
BERLIN, 22-24 SEPTEMBER 2014
Oak, the Architecture of the new Repository
Michael Dürig, Adobe Research
Design goals
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Scalable
Big repositories
Clustering
Customisable, flexible
OSGi friendly
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Outline
 CRUD
 Changes
 Search
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Tree model
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b
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c
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Updating
?
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b
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x
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MVCC
HEAD
r1: /
a
r2: /
d
r1: /d
b
r1: /a/b
r2: /a/b
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c
r2: /d/x
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Refresh and Garbage Collection
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Refresh
garbage
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Garbage collection
garbage
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Concurrency and Conflicts
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Concurrent updates
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r2b
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Merging
r2a
merge
upates
r1
r3
r2b
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Conflict handling: serialisation
 Fully serialised
 Fail, no concurrent update
 Partially serialised
 Concurrent conflict free updates
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Conflict handling strategies: merging
 Partial merge
 Conflict markers, deferred resolution
 Full merge
 Need to choose victim
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Replicas and Sharding
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Replica and caches
master copy
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full replica
cache
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Sharding strategies
by path
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by level
by hash
with caching
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Implementations
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MicroKernel / NodeStore
 Tree / Revision model implementation
Responsible for
Not responsible for
Clustering
Validation
Sharding
Access control
Caching
Search
Conflict handling
Versioning
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Current implementations
DocumentMK
TarMK (SegmentMK)
Persistence
MongoDB, JDBC
Local FS
Conflict handling
Partial serialisation
Full serialisation
Clustering
MongoDB clustering
Simple failover
Sharding
MongoDB sharding
N/A
Node Performance
Moderate
High
Key use cases
Large deployments (>1TB), concurrent
Small/medium deployments, mostly read
deployments, mostly read
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Access Control
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Accessible paths
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xistentialism
 All paths traversable
 Node may not exist
 Decorator on NodeStore
root.getChildNode("a").exists();
⟹ false
root.getChildNode("a")
.getChildNode("b").exists();
⟹ true
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Comparing Revisions
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Content diff
 What changed between trees
 Cornerstone for
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Validation
Indexing
Observation
…
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What changed?
∆
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Example: merging
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r1
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∆ r2a
r1 ➞
“a” modified
“b” removed
r3
r1 ➞∆ r2b
“d” modified
“x” added
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Commit Hooks
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Commit hooks
 Key plugin mechanism
 Higher level functionality
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Validation (node type, access control, …)
Trigger (auto create, defaults, …)
Updates (index, …)
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Editing a commit
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Commit hooks
 Based on content diff
 pass a commit
 fail a commit
 edit a commit
 Applied in sequence
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Type of hooks
CommitHook
Editor
Validator
Content diff
Optional
Always
Always
Can modify
Yes
Yes
No
Programming model
Simple
Callbacks
Callbacks
Performance impact
High
Medium
Low
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Observers
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Observers
 Observe changes
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After commit
Often does a content diff
Asynchronous
Optionally synchronous
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Local cluster node only
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Examples
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JCR observation
External index update
Cache invalidation
Logging
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Search
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Query Engine
SELECT
WHERE x=y
parse
execute
Parse
r
Index
Parser
Index
post process
/a//*
Parse
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Parser
Index
Travers
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Index Implementations
 Property (ordered)
 Reference
 Lucene
 In-content or file system
 Solr
 Embedded or external
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Big Picture
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Big picture
JCR API
Oak JCR
Oak API
Plugins
Oak Core
NodeStore API
MicroKernel
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Resources
http://jackrabbit.apache.org/oak/
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Appendix
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Resources
http://jackrabbit.apache.org/oak/
http://jackrabbit.apache.org/oak/docs/
https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/jackrabbit/oak/trunk/
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