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Introducing Hazelcast Viridian Serverless Data Platform

by Finn Liu — Jul 28, 2022

We are proud to announce the beta launch of Hazelcast Viridian Serverless, our fully managed, scale on-demand, real-time data platform,...

A Serverless Deployment for Real-Time Infrastructure

by Dale Kim — Jul 28, 2022

Hazelcast has launched the next chapter in its journey to make real-time capabilities even easier for customers to deploy, with...

June-July 2022 Releases from Hazelcast

by Burak Celebi — Jul 26, 2022

We are pleased to announce the following recent releases below. At the end of the list, you will find the...

Streaming with Spring

by Neil Stevenson — Jul 18, 2022

Hazelcast provides a library of connectors for streaming data in and out of the platform, but you might wish to...

Accessing Hazelcast via REST Using A Proxy

by Serkan Ozel — Jun 29, 2022

In this blog, we will build a Hazelcast REST proxy. You can use this kind of REST proxy to access...

Tracing a Single Operation in Distributed Systems

by Krzysztof Slusarski — Apr 25, 2022

Let’s start with the basics. It is easy these days if we want to speed up a whole application! You...

Some Background on Tiered Storage

by Neil Stevenson — Mar 16, 2022

Hazelcast Platform 5.1 introduces a new feature, “Tiered Storage.” You can read about it here. But in this blog post,...

Moving Beyond Batch with the Hazelcast Platform 5.1

by Dale Kim — Mar 16, 2022

The last decade or so has been particularly interesting for enterprise technologies and data. After living so many years in...

Introducing Hazelcast Platform 5.1!

by David Brimley — Mar 1, 2022

We are very happy to announce that Hazelcast Platform 5.1 is now generally available, via our usual download channels and...

Enhanced Hazelcast Experience on Kubernetes: Hazelcast Platform Operator 5.0 is Released

by Hasan Çelik — Feb 24, 2022

Author’s note: This blog was co-written with Nandan Kidambi. Today, we are announcing the first stable release of Hazelcast Platform...

How Does Caching Work in Django?

by Hazelcast Community — Dec 6, 2021

Most web applications often persist data from one request to the next. Web applications are dynamic, making calculations and database...

Getting Started With the Hazelcast Python Client

by Hazelcast Community — Dec 1, 2021

The Hazelcast Python Client lets developers connect to Hazelcast clusters from Python apps and services. We can use the client...

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