Apache Dubbo: High‑Performance Java RPC Framework – History, Ecosystem, and 2019 Roadmap
The article introduces Apache Dubbo, a high‑performance lightweight Java RPC framework, outlines its core capabilities, development history, technical ecosystem, 2019 plans, shares micro‑service implementation experiences, and provides speaker and community information for the DataFun big‑data forum.
Apache Dubbo is a high‑performance, lightweight open‑source Java RPC framework that offers three core capabilities: interface‑based remote method invocation, intelligent fault tolerance and load balancing, and automatic service registration and discovery. Since its open‑source release in 2011, Dubbo has become one of China’s most renowned open‑source projects and a core technology for building distributed services and micro‑service architectures.
The session presents Dubbo’s development timeline, technical ecosystem, and the 2019 roadmap, shares practical experiences with micro‑service architecture, and reflects on the author’s involvement in open‑source projects.
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Guest introduction: Qin Jinwei (KimmKing), senior technical director at Huobi Group R&D Center and Apache Dubbo PMC, former Alibaba architect and former head of a major commercial bank’s Beijing R&D center, is an Alibaba Cloud MVP, TGO Kunpeng member, and author of “Micro‑service Architecture Practice: Based on Dubbo, Spring Cloud, and Service Mesh”.
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