Objects, Anomalies, and Actors: The Next Revolution
Steve Vinoski believes that actor-oriented languages such as Erlang are better prepared for the challenges of the future: cloud, multicore, high availability and fault tolerance.
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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
There are some very good distributed caching solution available in the market and they are doing a very good job so far. But personally I am a big fan of NCache . It is an in-memory distributed cache by Alachisoft and it is famous among the developers because of its rich and wide range of topologies. Just for the information, FREE version of NCache is also available now which is called NCache Express
There are some very good distributed caching solution available in the market and they are doing a very good job so far.
Hazelcast, for example, is an open source, transactional, distributed in-memory caching solution for Java. It is released under Apache license. Hazelcast users love it because it is super simple, scales dynamically and just works!
-talip
www.hazelcast.com
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