OverviewPrometheus is a popular monitoring tool that is supported by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation, the group behind Kubernetes.
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GridGain vs Redis: Discover why GridGain manages real data in memory, not copies, for faster performance, stronger consistency, and easier scaling.
Apache Ignite is an extremely versatile open-source data platform that supports a wide-range of integrated components. These components include a robust Machine Learning (ML) library that supports popular ML algorithms, such as Linear Regression, k-NN Classification, and K-Means Clustering.
Apache Ignite uses rendezvous hashing to deliver efficient, balanced, and fault-tolerant data distribution across nodes in distributed systems.
Are you looking for a way to accelerate and scale your event-driven architecture in the cloud? GridGain is here to help. GridGain, built on top of Apache Ignite, is a comprehensive in-memory computing platform that provides distributed caching, messaging, and compute capabilities, with enterprise-grade support.
This blog about how GridGain handles transactions with third-party persistence is the final installment in our "Transactions Architecture" series.
Read Consistency - Strong Consistency vs Eventual Consistency and How to Configure Them in GridGain and Apache IgniteIn single-host data storage and processing software, data that is successfully written to data storage can be immediately read by clients. If two readers query at the same time, they’ll get the same values. This is referred to as strong consistency.
GridGain Persistence feature is easily enabled and helps GridGain achieve in-memory performance with the durability of disk, cluster-wide.
We know that in the two-phase commit protocol, there are the Prepare and Commit phases. In the event that we lose a Backup Node in either of these phases, no action is required by Ignite, since any transactions will still continue to be applied to the remaining Primary and Backup Nodes in the cluster.
This article on pessimistic and optimistic concurrency is the second in the GridGain Transactions Architecture series.