Hazelcast – Client Hazelcast clients are the lightweight clients to Hazelcast members. Hazelcast members are responsible to store data and the partitions. They act like the server in the traditional client-server model. Hazelcast clients are created only for accessing data stored with Hazelcast members of the cluster. They are not responsible to store data and […]
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Hazelcast – Setting up multi node instances Given that Hazelcast is a distributed IMDG and typically is set up on multiple machines, it requires access to the internal/external network. The most important use-case being discovery of Hazelcast nodes within a cluster. Hazelcast requires the following ports − 1 inbound port to receive pings/data from other […]
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, It supports other data […]