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Written in | Java |
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Type | Application server |
License | ALGPL |
Website | github.com/tinspin/rupy |
Rupy is an asynchronous application server built to allow hosting of services with shared code and data across continents; with an integrated distributed async-to-async JSON file database and async. application hot-deployment, both over HTTP.
Rupy also uses its multi-threaded non-blocking IO and comet-stream.[1] for massively concurrent real-time routing over HTTP. One example of this is a MMO[2] with more than 350.000[3] users since 2016 that uses HTTP as the only protocol for all data, including movement.
Rupy is also used as the embedded web-server for the Minecraft mapping tool JourneyMap[4]
Rupy was also tested in research by KTH[5] on non-blocking network solutions.