You can see the presentations and information from past GridGain meetups around the world below.
For some cases, Apache Ignite is the perfect application. However, also, for some cases, Apache Ignite can be a disappointment. In this talk, Dmitry Pavlov discusses some popular and less-than popular use cases. The presentation focuses on the needs of developers and architects who face application-performance problems.
Considered use cases:
In this talk, we focus on reactive programming and how to use Apache Ignite to build a serverless computation framework that is based on reactive streams (Perper). We discuss Apache Ignite topics such as services, data locality, continuous queries, and platform interoperability.
Join Virtual Apache Ignite Meetup for the talk on one of the most demanded topics: Ignite Persistence.
Join Chicago PostgreSQL Group on July 15 for a talk from Valentin Kulichenko, Solutions Architect at GridGain Systems.
How to boost and scale Postgres - from sharding to in-memory data grids
Join Sydney Java Talk and Java Meetup on June 17.
Java dominates enterprise deployments, but low-latency scenarios are still a challenge. Think of credit card authorization, mobile sessions handling, electronic trading as of typical examples that have to process thousands of operations per second within sub-millisecond boundaries.
Join London In-Memory Computing Meetup online on June 2 to hear a presentation by Nicolas Frankel. Please RVSP here to get the event link.
A networking component is a core pillar of any distributed system. Distributed systems are as fast and as reliable as their networks. The design and development of a networking component is a tricky task. The networking layer is in charge of cluster-node discovery procedures and peer-to-peer communication between nodes.
Join Virtual Meetup hosted by the London Java Community on June 2.
Java dominates enterprise deployments, but low-latency scenarios are still a challenge. Think of credit card authorization, mobile sessions handling, electronic trading as of typical examples that have to process thousands of operations per second within sub-millisecond boundaries.
Join NYJavaSIG on May 27 6:30 PM EDT
Java dominates enterprise deployments, but low-latency scenarios are still a challenge. Think of credit card authorization, mobile sessions handling, electronic trading as of typical examples that have to process thousands of operations per second within sub-millisecond boundaries.
This free virtual meetup is for MySQL users looking to effectively manage growing workloads, unexpected traffic peaks and demanding business requirements such as high availability with maximum possible uptime for the application.
ATTENTION:
The health and well-being of our user community our highest priority. Due to the existing COVID-19 health challenges, we are moving all of our Meetups online until things return to normal.
Join the virtual event with Denver & Boulder User Groups on April 8th! We will start the session at 6:30 PM MST.
Link: https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/908910405
The health and well-being of our user community our highest priority. Due to the existing COVID-19 health challenges, we are moving all of our Meetups online until things return to normal.
Join us on April 1st:
Join us to learn how -memory computing solutions can advance your micro-services architectures and accelerate Apache Spark-powered workloads. This session is to be led by Nicolas Frankel a Developer Advocate of Hazelcast, and Denis Magda, Apache Ignite PMC member and GridGain Head of Developer Relations.
We united with Chicago Data Engineering meetup group to host two technical deep-dive talks on Google Big Data and Apache Ignite for Spark.