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More than just JCache

by Mehmet Dogan — Sep 7, 2014

JSR107, Java Temporary Caching API, also known as JCache is finally out after an effort of 13 years. It's like the only everlasting JSR of the JCP history. But long story short, it's completed now and companies in NoSQL/in-memory-data-grid/big-data world are competing each other to release their own implementations first.

HZ 3.3 Client Performance Almost Doubled

by Peter Veentjer — Aug 26, 2014

In Hazelcast 3.2 client/member performance is not the same as member/member performance. For example, if we get String values from...

Spurious wakeups are real!

by Mehmet Dogan — Aug 15, 2014

Most probably you heard spurious wakeup term many times, you read it in many API docs. But have you actually seen it in the wild? Is it real?

Hazelcast Appoints Greg Luck as CEO

by mikojava — Jun 18, 2014

Hazelcast Appoints Greg Luck as CEO Industry Leader for In-Memory Java Takes the Reins at Hazelcast Palo Alto, CA –...

Performance Top 5 #2 Serialization options

by Peter Veentjer — Jun 14, 2014

This is the second of five blogposts how to improve performance in Hazelcast applications. When accessing data in Hazelcast, e.g....

Performance Top 5 #1 Map.put vs Map.set

by Peter Veentjer — Apr 8, 2014

This is the first in a series of 5 blogposts about how to speed up Hazelcast applications. Some modifications are...

Product Architecture & Roadmap

by mikojava — Apr 8, 2014

This video was captured at the Inaugural Hazelcast User Group London (HUGL) event at the Shoreditch Town Hall. This event included over...

Hazelcast MapReduce on GPU (APRIL’S FOOL!)

by Christoph Engelbert — Apr 1, 2014

APRIL'S FOOL:

Sorry that I have to admit it was just an April's Fool. The interesting fact btw is that when I first came up with the idea it sounded like totally implausible but while writing I realized "hey that should actually be possible". Maybe not yet for

Hazelcast with hundreds of clients

by Enes Akar — Feb 28, 2014

If you plan an hazelcast architecture scaling up to hundreds of clients, the following points are important: - Stability of your network environment. In AWS, hosting clients and servers in same zones will help you. - The server should be powerful enoug...

I will be joining Hazelcast as CTO

by Greg Luck — Feb 21, 2014

I am very excited to announce that I will be joining the world-class team at Hazelcast as CTO. Hazelcast (www.hazelcast.com) develops, distributes and supports the leading open source in-memory data grid. The product, also called Hazelcast, is a free open … Continue reading →

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