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Lightning fast memory grids using Hazelcast IMDG
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Lightning fast memory grids using Hazelcast IMDG

Deep dive on developing and monitoring a memory grid using Hazelcast and spring boot
Created byMEHRUF MEHERALI
Last updated 7/2018
English

What you'll learn

  • You will be able to get a solid understanding of memory grids and basic and advanced features of Hazelcast. This course is more hands on driven where we will be creating and enhancing a springboot application. We will load volume data in to the memory grid and solve some interesting memory leaks. Upon completion of this course you will be able to get a good understanding on creating springboot based miroservices embedding hazelcast.

Course content

10 sections • 11 lectures • 1h 36m total length

  • Introduction1:08

    Explore lightning fast memory grids with Hazelcast IMDG, covering memberships, memory management, and memory leaks. Learn to query data with rest, handle concurrency, and monitor the cluster.

  • Tools Used2:36

    Discover the tools to build and run Hazelcast IMDG memory grids, including grettel for packaging Java code, MySQL for bulk data, and the management center across macOS, Windows, and Linux.

Requirements

  • Some java experience, any level is fine.

Description

This course provides a in depth deep dive on Hazelcast, the leading in memory grid in the Java space. We will be building a springboot application with Hazelcast embedded in it. We will load some buld data in to the grid and we will solve some memory leaks. We will be extending the application step by step showcasing the various features of hazelcast that can be used in an enterprise application.

Who this course is for:

  • This course will be most beneficial to java programmers of any level who are looking forward to learn more about memory grids for solving performance bottlenecks

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