Stanislav is one of a few Java experts who initially contributed to the Java Platform and now works with distributed systems that are powered by Java. He mastered his knowledge about JVM internals, concurrency, and memory management while being a member of the Java Engineering group at Oracle for 3.5 years. Since 2017, Stanislav works at GridGain, where he applies his previous experience to architect and build highly concurrent systems that run on Apache Ignite and GridGain in-memory computing platforms. He also leads the GridGain Customer Solutions group, a team of seasoned experts who are involved in the design, maintenance, and operations of customer services and applications that are used by millions worldwide.
Stanislav Lukyanov
Position:
Customer Success Team Lead, GridGain
Bio:
Bio:
Stanislav is one of a few Java experts who initially contributed to the Java Platform and now works with distributed systems that are powered by Java. He mastered his knowledge about JVM internals, concurrency, and memory management while being a member of the Java Engineering group at Oracle for 3.5 years. Since 2017, Stanislav works at GridGain, where he applies his previous experience to architect and build highly concurrent systems that run on Apache Ignite and GridGain in-memory computing platforms. He also leads the GridGain Customer Solutions group, a team of seasoned experts who are involved in the design, maintenance, and operations of customer services and applications that are used by millions worldwide.
One of the most heavily used features in GridGain Nebula is the flexible dashboarding capabilities for monitoring cluster and node status. The drag-and-drop interface enables access to more than 200 metrics that are available in Apache Ignite or on the GridGain In-memory Computing Platform software running in data centers, private clouds, or the Nebula cloud.
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Pluggable Storage
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I’ve created a checklist for new users of Apache® Ignite™ to help overcome common challenges I’ve seen people encounter when developing and configuring their first applications with an Ignite cluster. This checklist was put together from questions new users routinely ask the Apache Ignite community on the user and dev lists.
If you are new to Apache Ignite, click here for a quick…