Hi folks,
Dijjer is a P2P distributed cache of HTTP accessible resources. I
recently added a feature to Dijjer to support the Maven checksum scheme
when downloading. I thought Dijjer could be used as a way to reduce
load on Maven repositories.
The Dijjer network isn't very large yet and so its help is not yet
significant. But were Maven to publicize use of Dijjer for downloading
Maven artifacts, the distribute cache would fill with them and it should
both reduce load on the repositories and improve client download
performance. This could even be accomplished transparently by enhancing
the Maven downloading code to try downloading via Dijjer if available.
What do people think? Please keep [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc:ed in any
replies as I am not subscribed to this mailing list.
Thanks for your attention,
Turadg
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