Beyond the Data Grid: Fast Data Processing with Apache Ignite
summary
Covers the strategy and architecture of Apache Ignite (incubating) as a high-performance distributed in-memory data management layer. Explains how Ignite sits between new and existing data sources and applications to boost application performance and scalability for fast data processing.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 5:57In-Memory Data Fabric: Clustering
- 8:44In Memory Data Fabric Data Grid
- 15:10In Memory Data Fabric: Off-Heap Memory
- 16:55Distributed Java Structures
- 19:34In-Memory Data Fabric Service Grid
- 23:04In Memory File System
- 25:16Yardstick: Distributed Benchmarking
- 29:05Coding Examples
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