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Min Ji updated GSOC-299:
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Description:
*Project Overview*
*Title*
Enhancing Connection Pool Management for Apache Seata AT/XA Transaction Modes
*Abstract*
Apache Seata(incubating) is a popular distributed transaction solution,
providing solutions like AT, TCC, and XA for ensuring data consistency in
microservice architectures. This project aims to enhance the connection pool
management for Seata's AT/XA transaction modes by integrating a comprehensive
monitoring and configuration management system within the Seata console. The
enhanced functionality will facilitate better resource management and
operational efficiency for organizations utilizing Seata.
*Detailed Description*
*Objectives*
1. Console Metrics Visualization: Develop functionality to view various metrics
related to the connection pool in the Seata console. The metrics should be
displayed based on IP/connection pool granularity, helping users easily
identify resource allocation and utilization.
2. Metrics Control via Console: Allow users to control various aspects of the
connection pools directly from the Seata console. This includes the ability to
adjust minimum and maximum connection counts, configure connection acquisition
timeout, and manage connection pool keep-alive settings.
*Deliverables*
1. Connection Pool Metrics Monitoring:
- Visual display of connection pool metrics including current connections,
idle connections, active connections, etc.
- Granular view based on IP and connection pool, enabling detailed monitoring
and management.
Connection Pool Configuration Management:
2. Implement functions in the Seata console to change connection pool settings:
- Adjust minimum and maximum connection thresholds.
- Set and modify the timeout for obtaining connections.
- Configure keep-alive settings for maintaining active pool connections.
3. Comprehensive Documentation:
- Provide documentation on how to use the new connection pool features.
Include developer notes for future contributions and improvements.
*Implementation Plan*
Phase 1: Requirement Analysis and Design
- Collaborate with mentors to finalize requirements and design a detailed
architecture plan.
- Explore existing Seata console features and connection pool management
libraries.
Phase 2: Development of Monitoring Features
- Implement backend logic to gather connection pool metrics.
Develop Seata console UI components for metric visualization.
Phase 3: Development of Control Features
- Integrate functionality to dynamically adjust connection pool configurations
via the console.
- Ensure robust validation and error-handling mechanisms are in place.
Phase 4: Testing and Documentation
- Conduct thorough testing to ensure reliability and performance.
- Write user and developer documentation explaining features, usage, and
configuration.
*Required Skills*
- Passion for Open Source: Enthusiasm to contribute consistently to
open-source projects, with a curiosity for technology.
- Understanding of Seata Architecture: Basic knowledge of Apache Seata’s
architecture and transaction models.
- Java Proficiency: Strong command of Java programming for backend development.
*Benefits to Apache Seata*
The project will enhance Apache Seata’s usability by providing detailed
insights and management capabilities for connection pools. This will lead to
more efficient resource utilization, aiding organizations in maintaining system
performance and reliability within their distributed transactions.
*Conclusion*
This project represents an opportunity to significantly improve the operational
capabilities of Seata AT/XA transaction modes by enriching the connection pool
management features. With rigorous execution, it will provide valuable
resources for both users and developers within the Apache Seata community.
*Contact Information*
- Mentor Name: Min Ji , Apache Seata(incubating) PPMC member
was:
*Project Overview*
**
*Title*
Enhancing Connection Pool Management for Apache Seata AT/XA Transaction Modes
*Abstract*
Apache Seata(incubating) is a popular distributed transaction solution,
providing solutions like AT, TCC, and XA for ensuring data consistency in
microservice architectures. This project aims to enhance the connection pool
management for Seata's AT/XA transaction modes by integrating a comprehensive
monitoring and configuration management system within the Seata console. The
enhanced functionality will facilitate better resource management and
operational efficiency for organizations utilizing Seata.
*Detailed Description*
*Objectives*
1. Console Metrics Visualization: Develop functionality to view various metrics
related to the connection pool in the Seata console. The metrics should be
displayed based on IP/connection pool granularity, helping users easily
identify resource allocation and utilization.
2. Metrics Control via Console: Allow users to control various aspects of the
connection pools directly from the Seata console. This includes the ability to
adjust minimum and maximum connection counts, configure connection acquisition
timeout, and manage connection pool keep-alive settings.
*Deliverables*
1. Connection Pool Metrics Monitoring:
- Visual display of connection pool metrics including current connections,
idle connections, active connections, etc.
- Granular view based on IP and connection pool, enabling detailed monitoring
and management.
Connection Pool Configuration Management:
2. Implement functions in the Seata console to change connection pool settings:
- Adjust minimum and maximum connection thresholds.
- Set and modify the timeout for obtaining connections.
- Configure keep-alive settings for maintaining active pool connections.
3. Comprehensive Documentation:
- Provide documentation on how to use the new connection pool features.
Include developer notes for future contributions and improvements.
*Implementation Plan*
*-* Phase 1: Requirement Analysis and Design
- Collaborate with mentors to finalize requirements and design a detailed
architecture plan.
- Explore existing Seata console features and connection pool management
libraries.
Phase 2: Development of Monitoring Features
- Implement backend logic to gather connection pool metrics.
Develop Seata console UI components for metric visualization.
Phase 3: Development of Control Features
- Integrate functionality to dynamically adjust connection pool configurations
via the console.
- Ensure robust validation and error-handling mechanisms are in place.
Phase 4: Testing and Documentation
- Conduct thorough testing to ensure reliability and performance.
- Write user and developer documentation explaining features, usage, and
configuration.
*Required Skills*
- Passion for Open Source: Enthusiasm to contribute consistently to
open-source projects, with a curiosity for technology.
- Understanding of Seata Architecture: Basic knowledge of Apache Seata’s
architecture and transaction models.
- Java Proficiency: Strong command of Java programming for backend development.
*Benefits to Apache Seata*
The project will enhance Apache Seata’s usability by providing detailed
insights and management capabilities for connection pools. This will lead to
more efficient resource utilization, aiding organizations in maintaining system
performance and reliability within their distributed transactions.
*Conclusion*
This project represents an opportunity to significantly improve the operational
capabilities of Seata AT/XA transaction modes by enriching the connection pool
management features. With rigorous execution, it will provide valuable
resources for both users and developers within the Apache Seata community.
*Contact Information*
- Mentor Name: Min Ji , Apache Seata PPMC member
> GSoC 2025 - Apache Seata(Incubating): Enhancing Connection Pool Management
> for Apache Seata AT/XA Transaction Modes
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: GSOC-299
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GSOC-299
> Project: Comdev GSOC
> Issue Type: Wish
> Reporter: Min Ji
> Priority: Major
> Labels: Seata, gsoc2025
>
> *Project Overview*
> *Title*
> Enhancing Connection Pool Management for Apache Seata AT/XA Transaction Modes
>
> *Abstract*
> Apache Seata(incubating) is a popular distributed transaction solution,
> providing solutions like AT, TCC, and XA for ensuring data consistency in
> microservice architectures. This project aims to enhance the connection pool
> management for Seata's AT/XA transaction modes by integrating a comprehensive
> monitoring and configuration management system within the Seata console. The
> enhanced functionality will facilitate better resource management and
> operational efficiency for organizations utilizing Seata.
>
> *Detailed Description*
> *Objectives*
> 1. Console Metrics Visualization: Develop functionality to view various
> metrics related to the connection pool in the Seata console. The metrics
> should be displayed based on IP/connection pool granularity, helping users
> easily identify resource allocation and utilization.
> 2. Metrics Control via Console: Allow users to control various aspects of the
> connection pools directly from the Seata console. This includes the ability
> to adjust minimum and maximum connection counts, configure connection
> acquisition timeout, and manage connection pool keep-alive settings.
>
> *Deliverables*
> 1. Connection Pool Metrics Monitoring:
> - Visual display of connection pool metrics including current connections,
> idle connections, active connections, etc.
> - Granular view based on IP and connection pool, enabling detailed
> monitoring and management.
> Connection Pool Configuration Management:
> 2. Implement functions in the Seata console to change connection pool
> settings:
> - Adjust minimum and maximum connection thresholds.
> - Set and modify the timeout for obtaining connections.
> - Configure keep-alive settings for maintaining active pool connections.
> 3. Comprehensive Documentation:
> - Provide documentation on how to use the new connection pool features.
> Include developer notes for future contributions and improvements.
>
> *Implementation Plan*
> Phase 1: Requirement Analysis and Design
> - Collaborate with mentors to finalize requirements and design a detailed
> architecture plan.
> - Explore existing Seata console features and connection pool management
> libraries.
> Phase 2: Development of Monitoring Features
> - Implement backend logic to gather connection pool metrics.
> Develop Seata console UI components for metric visualization.
> Phase 3: Development of Control Features
> - Integrate functionality to dynamically adjust connection pool
> configurations via the console.
> - Ensure robust validation and error-handling mechanisms are in place.
> Phase 4: Testing and Documentation
> - Conduct thorough testing to ensure reliability and performance.
> - Write user and developer documentation explaining features, usage, and
> configuration.
>
> *Required Skills*
> - Passion for Open Source: Enthusiasm to contribute consistently to
> open-source projects, with a curiosity for technology.
> - Understanding of Seata Architecture: Basic knowledge of Apache Seata’s
> architecture and transaction models.
> - Java Proficiency: Strong command of Java programming for backend
> development.
>
> *Benefits to Apache Seata*
> The project will enhance Apache Seata’s usability by providing detailed
> insights and management capabilities for connection pools. This will lead to
> more efficient resource utilization, aiding organizations in maintaining
> system performance and reliability within their distributed transactions.
>
> *Conclusion*
> This project represents an opportunity to significantly improve the
> operational capabilities of Seata AT/XA transaction modes by enriching the
> connection pool management features. With rigorous execution, it will provide
> valuable resources for both users and developers within the Apache Seata
> community.
>
> *Contact Information*
> - Mentor Name: Min Ji , Apache Seata(incubating) PPMC member
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