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Jujube

Just enough logic to turn Apache Http Core into something suited for micro services.

Features

• Optimized for data ingestion. You can accept large HTTP requests bodies (including multipart content) nearly as fast as you can write to disk.
• Optimized for low memory and thread consumption. Targeted to operate well under heaps of only 64 MB.
• Security audit friendly. With minimal dependencies you are going to be less likely to be forced to upgrade due to a downstream dependency vulnerability.
• H2 and TLS ON by default using self signed certificates (but you can bring your own cert if you would like).
• Efficient, inside the IO loop, static file handling with support for conditional retrieval.

Getting started

package org.ophion.jujube;

import org.ophion.jujube.config.JujubeConfig;
import org.ophion.jujube.response.HttpResponse;

public class JujubeHelloWorld {
  public static void main(String[] args)  {
    var config = new JujubeConfig();
    config.route("/*", (req, ctx) -> {
      return new HttpResponse("Hello world");
    });
    Jujube server = new Jujube(config);
    server.startAndWait();
  }
}

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