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Search Oracle Coherence grid with Lucene

Traditionally full text search engines such as Apache Lucene/Solr are implemented as infrastructure separate from core application. Such "search as a black box" approach allows painless integration with a whole variety of application on variety of...

0 replies - 3256 views - 09/01/11 by Alexey Ragozin in News

Data-as-a-Service: The data fabric for clouds

Never before has data storage and retrieval been more at the forefront of what's new and exciting in technology, and it's long overdue for a major update. Consider, how much have filesystems or relational databases really changed over the last two...

0 replies - 8037 views - 05/19/10 by Manik Surtani in Articles

Introducing the Infinispan Data Grid Platform

This two-part series aims to introduce the reader to Infinispan, a new open source, LGPL licensed data grid platform.  The first part will focus on an overview of the scope and capabilities of Infinispan, along with usage examples and a brief tour of the...

4 replies - 18687 views - 11/23/09 by Manik Surtani in Articles

Hazelcast 1.7 Released: Open Source In-Memory Data Grid for Java

We are pleased to announce that the version 1.7 is now available for download. Hazelcast is an open source transactional, distributed/partitioned implementation of queue, map, lock, topic and executor service for Java. Hazelcast helps you easily scale your...

0 replies - 1869 views - 08/18/09 by Talip Ozturk in Announcements

Hazelcast 1.5 Released: Distributed Data Structures for Java

After working really hard for last 3 months, I am pleased to announce that 1.5 is final. Hazelcast is an opensource transactional, distributed/partitioned implementation of queue, map, set, list, lock and executor service for Java. Release Notes Features:

0 replies - 1125 views - 02/24/09 by Talip Ozturk in Announcements

Compute Grids vs. Data Grids

In a nutshell, Grid Computing is a way to distribute your computations across multiple computers (nodes). However, even JMS does that, but JMS is not a grid computing product - it's a messaging protocol. To correctly classify Grid Computing products we have...

0 replies - 9738 views - 07/31/08 by Dmitriy Setrakyan in Articles