Boosting your applications with distributed caches/datagrids
summary
Infinispan 10 (beta) is an in‑memory datagrid offering embedded and client-server mode with Hot Rod, JGroups transport, and integrations (Hibernate, Kafka, Camel, Keycloak, Spring Boot, Vert.x, Quarkus). Demonstrations show a Vert.x clustered event bus using an asynchronous distributed lock backed by Infinispan, and a Quarkus app with continuous queries, full‑text search and WebSocket updates (native image builds work; OpenShift deploy demo has intermittent issues). Distributed caching uses consistent hashing for minimal rebalancing and redundancy for backup owners to avoid data loss.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 0:02October 2008 ...
- 0:252019 - Infinispan 10
- 2:58Infinispan - Embedded
- 9:50HIBERNATE
- 12:24Voldemort Taboo Curse
- 21:46Clustered locks
- 24:47Infinispan Client/Server
- 26:38Cross Site Replication
- 29:06Hogwarts Magic Monitoring
- 44:56Infinispan 10 - New API
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