Operationalizing Apache Ignite: From a Working Cluster to Always-On Production
Setember 24, 9am PDT / 12pm EDT / 5pm BST
A working Apache Ignite cluster is not the same as an operationalized one. When Ignite backs mission-critical applications, you need a repeatable operating model: maintenance without outage windows, recovery that meets your RPO and RTO targets, and a clear view of what the cluster is doing at any moment. Building that model is often the hardest part of bringing an Ignite application to production.
Hear directly how the evolution of the digital platform of Hatch, a GridGain customer, drove the move from Apache Ignite to GridGain. Learn how their system grew and became more central to their operations, requiring capabilities that went beyond their initial open-source Apache Ignite deployment including the need for high availability, snapshots, point-in-time recovery, and professional support.
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In this webinar, we will cover:
- Zero-downtime operations: rolling upgrades, maintenance releases and hotfixes, geo-distributed deployment patterns, and recovery to the right point in time
- Staying ahead of incidents: unified visibility across nodes, caches, and queries, with SLA-backed access to Ignite core engineers when issues do escalate
- Enterprise security and compliance: role-based access, encryption, audit-ready governance, and security-scanned builds with proactive CVE patching
- How firms can benefit by operationalizing their Apache Ignite implementations with GridGain.
Director, Product Management at GridGain, a MariaDB company
Global Enterprise Architect at Hatch
Global Director of Development & Integrations at Hatch
Operationalizing Apache Ignite: From a Working Cluster to Always-On Production
Learn how moving from Apache Ignite to GridGain delivers zero-downtime operations, enterprise security, high availability, and expert production support.
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