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Hazelcast IMDG can be fairly simply configured to work on AWS ECS. This Blog Post presents this process step by step. The post How to set up Hazelcast on AWS ECS appeared first on Hazelcast.

Learn how to set up a Hazelcast cluster on AWS Auto Scaling group. The post AWS Auto Scaling with Hazelcast appeared first on Hazelcast.

Today, we’re happy to announce the preview version of quarkus-hazelcast-client is publicly available and accessible via quarkus-platform and code.quarkus.io. Quarkus is a modern Kubernetes-native application framework leveraging Docker and GraalVM ... [More] which allows it to achieve impressive performance and resource utilization while maintaining portability. Quarkus Hazelcast Client extension makes it convenient to configure Hazelcast Client and […] The post Announcing Quarkus Hazelcast Client Integration appeared first on Hazelcast. [Less]

It’s useful to understand how, why and where Hazelcast stores your data in the grid. What happens is what you really need, but it won’t necessarily be what you first think you want. We’ll explore this in this blog by putting some number keys in a ... [More] map, a common starting point and source of confusion. […] The post Where Are My Keys ? appeared first on Hazelcast. [Less]

Learn how to use Hazelcast Helm Chart The post Hazelcast Helm Chart appeared first on Hazelcast.

Note: This post is part 2 of 2 on edge-to-cloud. You can read part 1 here.  Inside the Gateway: Edge-to-Cloud Stage 1 The edge-to-cloud pipeline begins inside the gateway, where two key tasks have to be performed: Data from sensors and devices must ... [More] be captured in its raw form Sensor and device data must be […] The post Distributed Systems Covering Edge-to-Cloud (Part 2) appeared first on Hazelcast. [Less]

This post was written by Hazelcast software engineer Marko Topolnik and posted at https://jet-start.sh/blog/2020/06/09/jdk-gc-benchmarks-part1. The Java runtime has been evolving more rapidly in recent years and, after 15 years, we finally got a new ... [More] default garbage collector: the G1. Two more GCs are on their way to production and are available as experimental features: Oracle’s […] The post Performance of Modern Java on Data-Heavy Workloads (Part 1) appeared first on Hazelcast. [Less]

Introduction: A Personal Anecdote When I was in college, I took an upper-level course in analytical chemistry. Several of the lab modules required my lab partner and me to make a pilgrimage deep into the bowels of the building to use the department’s ... [More] gas chromatograph. Now, gas chromatography (GC) machines are complex and expensive pieces […] The post Distributed Systems Covering Edge-to-Cloud (Part 1) appeared first on Hazelcast. [Less]

Building containerized software that runs on Kubernetes platforms like Red Hat OpenShift Cloud Platform is the hot trend in software development. Everyone is building containers, but the technology is new enough that best practices and certifications ... [More] are still being developed. IBM specializes in providing software for enterprises. An example of this software is IBM Cloud […] The post Hazelcast IMDG Achieves IBM’s Kubernetes Container Software Certification appeared first on Hazelcast. [Less]

This blog shows you how you can install Hazelcast on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) and connect to the cluster using an Hazelcast client. It assumes some familiarity with Kubernetes , Azure and Azure Cloud shell. The goal of this blog is to keep ... [More] things simple and show you the steps to get up and running […] The post Getting Started with Hazelcast on Azure Kubernetes Service appeared first on Hazelcast. [Less]