Boost Your Applications with Distributed Caches/Datagrid
summary
An overview of Infinispan, an open-source distributed cache/datagrid offering replication, sharding, cross-site replication, persistence and full-text search. The talk demonstrates using the Hot Rod client and shows a Quarkus native image deployed with Docker Compose (including WebSocket live updates and end-to-end full-text queries), and notes Kubernetes/Openshift operators plus integrations with Hibernate, Spring Data, Kafka and reactive APIs.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:35Datagrid vs distributed cache
- 3:44Local and replicated caches
- 6:14Distributed cache benefits
- 9:24Consistent hashing
- 12:13JGroups in Infinispan
- 13:38Stateful vs stateless apps
- 14:43Microservices data with containers
- 17:15Latency solutions for microservices
- 19:42Cross-site replication
- 20:25Alternatives to Java frameworks
- 21:08Quarkus cloud-native apps
- 22:30Demo: Quarkus + Infinispan
- 25:19Demo: deployment & architecture
- 27:25Advanced: search & WebSocket
- 30:57Reactive caching
- 32:41Infinispan future
- 35:29Support & community
- 36:54Q&A
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