Thanks to the previous posts, we now know how to query data in Ignite. So far, we were either persisting data in memory (in which case, it would go off as soon as the node is down) or on file-system. However, we may also use the database of our choice as the persistence layer. One suchContinueContinue reading “Ignite with Mongodb”
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Querying with Apache Ignite
In my last blog, I covered the basics of starting an ignite node or a cluster. We also wrote a simple Hello-World Program in Java that starts an ignite node as jar, and how we can put data into cache(cache.put) and retrieve it based on a key(cache.get) i.e a basic lookup. However, ignite is not limitedContinueContinue reading “Querying with Apache Ignite”
Apache Ignite: An Introduction
Apache Ignite was born in a company named GridGain, and was later contributed to Apache as community project. The official documentation reads: Ignite is an in-memory computing platform that is durable, strongly consistent, and highly available with powerful SQL, key-value and processing APIs We can think of ignite as an in-memory data grid, though theyContinueContinue reading “Apache Ignite: An Introduction”
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