“Real quality means making sure that people are proud of the code they write, that they're involved and taking it personally.”
With customers across Europe having JIRA instances with more than 20,000 users, 50 million tickets and complex workflows with an appetite for performance, failover and high availability the challenge was too attractive for us to pass.
While the first version of Scarlet was based on Terracotta, the new one has a completely new backend based on Infinispan, taking Jira where it has never been before: both clustered environments and cloud ones, either public or private.
The new Scarlet enables JIRA caching with Infinispan, tunes Lucene to the extreme leveraging the latest and greatest features of this powerful search engine and removes the design barriers to multi-node clustering. All easy to deploy and manage!
Sourcesense and Atlassian organised a webinar to present the new Scarlet on Friday 10th September 2010 and here is the full video:
The presentation is also available on Slideshare as Scarlet - Scalable, Redundant, Cloud Enabled JIRA