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The key technology of building a high availability system: the application and exploration of the Circumflex Cache framework Summary: In the current digital world, demand for high availability systems is increasing.In order to meet this needs, this article will explore key technologies to build a highly available system and introduce a solution called Circumflex Cache framework.By using the Circumflex Cache framework, high availability and performance optimization can be easily achieved.This article will discuss the framework and provide examples of Java code. 1 Introduction High availability refers to the ability to maintain stability and failure during the system operation.With the continuous development of the Internet and big data applications, the importance of ensuring high availability of the system becomes more and more prominent.This article will introduce key technologies to build a highly available system, and focus on the application of the Circumflex Cache framework. 2. Key technologies for building a high availability system (1) Distributed architecture: By disassembling the system into multiple components, load balancing and fault -tolerant capabilities can be achieved.At the same time, the distributed architecture can also improve the scalability and performance of the system. (2) redundant backup: By performing redundant data backup, it can ensure that the system can still run normally when a component fails.The synchronization and consistency of backup data are very important. (3) Fault detection and recovery: Timely discovering the failure in the system and performing rapid recovery are important steps to ensure high availability.For example, mechanisms such as cardiac detection and automatic restart can be used to achieve fault detection and recovery function. 3. Application and exploration of Circumflex Cache framework Circumflex Cache is a high -performance cache framework based on the Java platform, which provides high availability and scalability.It uses a distributed cache architecture to store cache data on multiple nodes to achieve load balancing and fault -tolerant capabilities.The following is a simple Circumflex Cache framework Java code example: import net.sf.circumflex.cache.*; public class CacheExample { public static void main(String[] args) { Cache<String, String> cache = new Cache<String, String>(); // Set the cache item cache.put("key1", "value1"); cache.put("key2", "value2"); // Get the cache item String value1 = cache.get("key1"); System.out.println (Value1); // Output: Value1 // Delete the cache item cache.remove("key2"); String value2 = cache.get("key2"); System.out.println (value2); // Output: null } } By using the Circumflex Cache framework, the high availability of the system can be maintained in high loads and faults.It has automatic redundancy backup and fault detection and recovery function, which can effectively improve the stability and reliability of the system. 4 Conclusion To build a highly available system, a series of key technologies need to be used to ensure the stable operation of the system.This article introduces key technologies to build a highly available system, and focuses on the application of the Circumflex Cache framework.By using the Circumflex Cache framework, high availability and performance optimization can be easily achieved.It is hoped that the content of this article will provide readers with some valuable references in building a highly available system. references: [1] Circumflex Cache documentation. Retrieved from https://circumflex.ru/cache/ [2] Yang, X., & Hua, Z. (2014). Design and Implementation of Distributed Cache System Based on Java. Journal of Computers, 9(4), 837-842. (in Chinese) [3] Kaur, R., & Kumar, N. (2017). A Review on Cache-As-A-Service Approach to Improve the Performance of Cloud. International Journal of Computer Applications, 168(1), 22-27. [4] Kim, S., & Ahn, H. (2018). Distributed In-Memory Cache System Using Java's JavaSpaces and Memcached Protocols. Journal of Systems and Software, 137, 186-198.