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almost 3 years
ago
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Neil Stevenson
We can send an SQL query to Hazelcast and get results, a great feature. But did you know the data...
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Posted
almost 3 years
ago
by
Neil Stevenson
We can send an SQL query to Hazelcast and get results, a great feature. But did you know the data doesn’t have to be stored in Hazelcast to be queryable via Hazelcast? It could be somewhere like a Kafka topic or a CSV file, and you can still query it
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Posted
almost 3 years
ago
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Dale Kim
Many organizations today are looking to gain real-time responsiveness from their IT infrastructure, if not for gaining competitive advantage, then for not getting left behind. It’s not always obvious when your business is doing “well enough,” as you
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Posted
almost 3 years
ago
by
Jiri Holusa
We are proud to announce the first beta release of Hazelcast Platform 5.0. Attentive readers might notice the name of the release is just “Hazelcast Platform”, and not “Hazelcast IMDG” or “Hazelcast Jet”. In this blog post, we’ll explain the changes
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Posted
almost 3 years
ago
by
Mike Yawn
This week we’re launching a new web series we’re calling HazelVision. HazelVision is a set of technically oriented videos geared toward topics of interest to a technical audience. We’ll try to keep them to around 5 minutes each so they’re quick to
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Posted
almost 3 years
ago
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Metin Dumandag
We have released the Python client 4.2, featuring the brand new SQL support! You can start using it to query your data efficiently with the widely-known standard SQL syntax. You can install the latest version through PyPI by issuing the following
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Posted
almost 3 years
ago
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Serkan Ozel
Hazelcast Node.js Client 4.2 is now available! In this post, you can find information on the main updates, including the brand-new SQL querying feature. SQL Support Node.js client now supports querying against the new, state-of-the-art SQL engine
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Posted
almost 3 years
ago
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Kelly Herrell
Two years ago, when Forrester last published its Wave for Streaming Analytics, our streaming capabilities were still in the R&D phase. We were working on a technological challenge based on the belief there was a new generation of stream
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Posted
almost 3 years
ago
by
Neil Stevenson
One of the features of Hazelcast Enterprise is the ability to share data between multiple Hazelcast clusters, whether geographically distant or adjacent. In this blog, we’ll look at the practicalities of keeping the data in multiple clusters
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Posted
almost 3 years
ago
by
Neil Stevenson
“Which serialization option is best?“. In this post we’ll explore some of the most common serialization options for Hazelcast, which includes standard coding, and the external libraries Avro, Kryo and Protobuf. Following our previous posts on how
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