Hazelcast – Quick Guide Hazelcast – Introduction Distributed In-memory Data Grid A data grid is a superset to distributed cache. Distributed cache is typically used only for storing and retrieving key-value pairs which are spread across caching servers. However, a data grid, apart from supporting storage of key-value pairs, also supports other features, for example, […]
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Hazelcast – Common Pitfalls & Performance Tips Hazelcast Queue on single machine Hazelcast queues are stored on a single member (along with a backup on different machines). This effectively means the queue can hold as many items which can be accommodated on a single machine. So, the queue capacity does not scale by adding more […]
Discuss Hazelcast Hazelcast is a distributed IMDG, i.e. in-memory data grid, which is used widely across industries by companies like Nissan, JPMorgan, Tmobile, to name a few. It offers various rich features including distributed cache to store key-value pairs, constructs to create and use distributed data structure, and a way to distribute your computation and […]