Agrona - Library to build high-performance applications in Java and C++

Agrona provides a library of data structures and utility methods that are a common need when building high-performance applications in Java and C++. It supports Buffers, Map, Sets, Cache, Queues and lot more.

• Buffers - Thread safe direct and atomic for working with on and off heap memory with memory ordering semantics.
• Lists - Array backed lists of int/long primitives to avoid boxing.
• Maps - Open addressing and linear probing with int/long primitive keys to object reference values.
• Maps - Open addressing and linear probing with int/long primitive keys to int/long values.
• Sets - Open addressing and linear probing for int/long primitives and object references.
• Cache - Set Associative with int/long primitive keys to object reference values.
• Clocks - Clock implementations to abstract system clocks, allow caching, and enable testing.
• Queues - Lock-less implementations for low-latency applications.
• Ring/Broadcast Buffers - implemented off-heap for IPC communication.
• Basic Agent framework.
• Signal handling to support "Ctrl + c" in a server application.
• Scalable Timer Wheel.
• Basic code generation from annotated implementations that can vary on primitive types.
• Off-heap counters implementation for application telemetry and position tracking.
• Implementations of InputStream and OutputStream that can wrap direct buffers.
• DistinctErrorLog: A log of distinct errors to avoid filling disks with existing logging approaches.