by Neil Stevenson / Dec 1, 2022 Making Your Data Safe from Loss Hazelcast is primarily a memory store, and memory is widely understood to be volatile. If the power goes off, data...
by Neil Stevenson / Sep 8, 2022 Design Considerations When Using Transactionality Database transactions often underpin online business transactions. The database transactions are the brakes if we compare business transactions to race...
by Neil Stevenson / Aug 18, 2022 Managing Applications with Multiple Data Centers Many Hazelcast customers have copies of their data in multiple data centers. This strategy is commonly used for business continuity...
by Neil Stevenson / Aug 8, 2022 Sending Logs to the Cloud Logging is a key tool for the application developer, with many considerations such as what detail to log, logging level,...
by Neil Stevenson / Jul 18, 2022 Streaming with Spring Hazelcast provides a library of connectors for streaming data in and out of the platform, but you might wish to...
by Neil Stevenson / Mar 16, 2022 Some Background on Tiered Storage Hazelcast Platform 5.1 introduces a new feature, “Tiered Storage.” You can read about it here. But in this blog post,...
by Neil Stevenson / Sep 1, 2021 Hazelcast Anti-Patterns It’s said a wise person learns from their mistakes, and a wiser person learns from the mistakes of others. In...
by Neil Stevenson / Aug 3, 2021 Is the Data Evenly Allocated? Uniformity and balance are key principles for data grids. All grid members should hold the same amount of data, do...
by Neil Stevenson / Jul 26, 2021 External Hazelcast Queries We can send an SQL query to Hazelcast and get results, a great feature. But did you know the data...