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Distributed Caching Essential Lessons

Presented by Cameron Purdy on Jan 09, 2007

Community
Java
Topics
Clustering & Caching ,
Data Access ,
Performance & Scalability
Tags
JavaPolis ,
Caching ,
Coherence
Summary
In this presentation, recorded at Javapolis, Cameron Purdy shows how to improve application performance & scalability via caching architectures to reduce load on the database tier and & clustered caching to provide transparent fail-over by reliably sharing live data among clustered JVMs.

Bio
Cameron Purdy is the founder and president of Tangosol, Inc, a market leader in delivering in-memory caching and data management solutions to companies building and running mission critical enterprise J2EE applications.

About the conference
Javapolis is the largest Java developers conference in europe. Called 'the Apache of software conferences', it is organized by the Belgian Java Users Group and is run non-profit with a very low entrance fee. Javapolis usually takes place in the 2nd week of December.

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For more information .. by Cameron Purdy Posted Jan 30, 2007 3:59 PM

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    For more information ..

    Jan 30, 2007 3:59 PM by Cameron Purdy

    There are a number of presentations on in-memory distributed caching. We also have a pretty extensive wiki covering distributed caching topics.

    Peace,

    Cameron Purdy
    Tangosol Coherence: Clustered Caching for Java and .NET

    Reply

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