[Fab-user] Threadsafe fabric

[Mradul Maheshwari]

Hi All,
I want to know if there are any plans of making fabric thread safe. Will it
be possible to share those plans.

My use case is that I dont want to use the globalcache that is maintained
for the connections that are created via fabric. In case the the remote
host closes the connections the global cache still maintains the connection
information.

To avoid this I plan to create a global cache by per thread. And when the
thread dies the cache is also lost. Is this possible with current
implementation?

In case the above use case is not solvable, I would also like to try and
contribute this feature back to fabric. Is this welcomed by the maintainers
of fabric.

[Jeff Forcier]

Version 2 will rely solely on explicit state-passing objects instead
of the implicit module-level global state of v1, and will thus be
threadsafe. An alpha is being actively worked on and this ML will be
updated when it's publicized for review/feedback (should be early next
month) :) thanks!

On Tue, Aug 25, 2015 at 1:15 PM, Mradul Maheshwari

Post by Mradul Maheshwari
Hi All,
I want to know if there are any plans of making fabric thread safe. Will it
be possible to share those plans.
My use case is that I dont want to use the globalcache that is maintained
for the connections that are created via fabric. In case the the remote host
closes the connections the global cache still maintains the connection
information.
To avoid this I plan to create a global cache by per thread. And when the
thread dies the cache is also lost. Is this possible with current
implementation?
In case the above use case is not solvable, I would also like to try and
contribute this feature back to fabric. Is this welcomed by the maintainers
of fabric.
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Thanks & Regards,
Mradul Maheshwari
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