Switch DISTRIBUTED database queueing to default not cache in memory as the in memory impl causes duplicate messgae processing quite often at the moment.

 - includes making all the tests work without in-memory queue fronting the database queue which really means adding some more delay in tests
 - the tests now are actually faster now because the original refreshIndex() created and queried random entities which took longer in most cases
 - uncommented the checkReceipts function in Notification tests as these are now passing, with an added fix for duplicate receipt creation
 - some logging updates in the distributed database queueing impl (Qakka)
 - increased the default take to 500 from the queue when DISTRIBUTED database queueing is configured ( which is the default now )
 - Notifications Queue Listener thread names have a random identifier in included
 - reduced the DISTRIBUTED database queueing default long poll to 1 second from 5 seconds
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README.md

Apache Usergrid

Overview

Usergrid is a multi-tenant Backend-as-a-Service stack for web & mobile apps, based on RESTful APIs.

Contributing

We accept all contributions via our GitHub, so you can fork our repo (apache/usergrid) and then submit a PR back to us for approval. For larger PRs you'll need to have an ICLA form on file with Apache. For more information see How to Contribute Code & Docs.

Build awesome apps with Usergrid!

Apache Usergrid provides all code necessary to build and power modern mobile applications. This includes the server stack, administrative portal website, SDKs in most popular languages, as well as command line tools.

  • The server-side stack, a Java 8 + Cassandra + ElasticSearch codebase that powers all of the features, is located under /stack. You can install dependencies and compile it with maven. See stack/README.md for instructions.

  • The admin portal is a pure HTML5+JavaScript app allowing you to register developers and let them manage their apps in a multi-tenant cluster. Located under /portal

  • SDKs for Swift, Android, HTML5/JavaScript, node.js, Java, .Net / Windows, and Python.

  • a command-line client “ugc” allowing you to complete most maintenance tasks, as well as queries in a manner similar to the mysql or the mongo shell, located under /ugc. You can install it on your machine with a simple sudo gem install ugc

For more information

See the Apache Usergrid web site and documentation.