17 August 2010 ~ 11 Comments

Getting Started with Terracotta Toolkit – Part 3 (Clustered Map)

Did you ever wanted to have a Map which can be clustered across JVM, without doing much work for replicating data, ensuring coherence of data? Terracotta Toolkit allows you to fullfill your dream, Use the same Map API’s you have been using for long and see your data being clustered transparently with Terracotta. The fun [...]

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09 August 2010 ~ 1 Comment

Getting Started with Terracotta Toolkit – Part 2 (Cluster Events)

In the last post we saw Terracotta toolkit Queue. In this Part, lets explore Cluster Events. Cluster Events are propagated across the Terracotta Cluster, whenever specific event happens inside the Cluster. In this post we shall explore what are the different types of Events available. Cluster Events As of 3.3.0, following are the four Events [...]

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09 February 2010 ~ 0 Comments

So you want Distributed, Scalable and Highly Available Cache?

Abstract So you want Distributed, Scalable and Highly Available Cache? If yes, then this is the right place for you. The Terracotta Ehcache release has these features inbuilt. The Express Installation mode has simplified Terracotta integration in your application. How this post is organized First we shall start with simple standalone cache and then see [...]

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23 November 2009 ~ 1 Comment

Getting Started with Terracotta

Abstract In this small post we shall explore Terracotta, a leading pure Java Scalability platform. The discussion is based on the AtomicInteger example from Terracotta site, which shows how to implement a Cluster wide id generator (Actually it’s the Sequencer example, but to keep my steps simple had used AtomicInteger). The reason why I choose [...]

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