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1. Looking for terracotta examples stackoverflow.comI am looking for good example code for terracotta. Especially around using master/worker pattern. In particular using custom routing (we like, but would like to use some strick data ... |
2. experience with java clustering? stackoverflow.comWould like to hear from people about their experience with java clustering (ie. implementing HA solutions). aka . terracotta, jgroups etc. It doesn't have to be web apps. ... |
3. Distributed Concurrency Control stackoverflow.comI've been working on this for a few days now, and I've found several solutions but none of them incredibly simple or lightweight. The problem is basically this: We ... |
4. Are "dirty reads" safe to use in Terracotta? stackoverflow.com"Dirty reads", meaning reading an object's value even though it is write-locked by another thread, are described on Terracotta's website, yet I've heard that they shouldn't be used, even ... |
5. Any experience using Terracotta open source? stackoverflow.comDoes anybody have experience using the open source offering from Terracotta as opposed to their enterprise offering? Specifically, I'm interested if it is worth the effort to use terracotta without the ... |
6. .Net open source clustering products? ... like Terracotta stackoverflow.comDoes .Net have any open source clustering products like terracotta (http://www.terracotta.org/)? Thanks |
7. Terracotta as data layer stackoverflow.comIs it possible to use terracotta for storing data instead of a traditional DBMS? |
8. Would you consider Terracotta to be a mature product? stackoverflow.comI just don't know. I mean, there are a few topics that point me away from believing such. For example, the latest stable version (3.0.0-stable), has a broken eclipse plugin that simply ... |
9. Querying Terracotta stackoverflow.comIs there any way to Query against the objects stored by a Terracotta instance? I am looking for SQL-Like Queries or any way to filter objects based on fields. |
10. Terracotta Performance and Tips stackoverflow.comI am just learning how to use Terracotta after discovering it about a month ago. It is a very cool technology. Basically what I am trying to do: My root (System of ... |
11. How does Terracotta work in this situation? stackoverflow.comSo lets say I have an N sized server array set up like so:
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12. Single point of access for failover stackoverflow.comThis is what I am trying to achieve but I'm not familiar with the subject well enough, so please bear with me :) I've got a server to which some devices get ... |
13. DistributedMap as cache clustered with Terracotta stackoverflow.comWhen choosing suitable cache implementation to be clustered with Terracotta I've run into separate Terracotta Integration Module named DistributedMap wich provides basic caching abilities such as support for different eviction policies ... |
14. distributed caching on mono stackoverflow.comI'm searching for a distributed caching solution on mono similar to java's terracotta and infinispan. I want to use it as a level 2 cache for nhibernate. Velocity and sharedcache have ... |
15. Distributed Caching stackoverflow.comI am looking for a java distributed caching solution. We would like features likes:
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16. Java distributed objects with locality? stackoverflow.comI am evaluating various Java object distribution libraries (Terracotta, JCS, JBoss, Hazelcast ...) for an application server and I'm having trouble understanding their behavior on various axes. My requirements for distributed objects ... |
17. What is Terracotta? stackoverflow.com
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18. Is Terracotta a distributed cache? stackoverflow.comIs Terracotta a distributed cache? |
19. Is there any software to install for terracotta client? stackoverflow.comI want to work one machine as terracotta client. Does I need to install any software to make a mcahine terracotta client? |
20. Can Terracotta let peers negotiate who is master? stackoverflow.comI have a need for multiple peer processes (for redundancy), where only one should ever be actively processing. I know that Terracotta can help with master -> slave relationships, but can ... |
21. Does Tanuki wrapper software work with a bootclasspath jar that does instrumentation? stackoverflow.comWe are using AS3 and Java and the SmartFox Server and have used the Tanuki wrapper on linux successfully for several months. However now we are trying to add Terracotta ... |
22. Does it make sense to combine Terracotta with JEE Application Server Cluster? stackoverflow.comTerracotta is used for scaling JVM applications. Here is the short description of Wikipedia: Terracotta is an open source JVM-level clustering software for Java. It delivers clustering as ... |
23. Is Terracota Cluster still opensource? stackoverflow.comand if yes, where it could be found?! According to this infoq entry, they have opensourced it. But right now, there is not such a product in their website. |
24. How to set up a red5 cluster without Terracotta? stackoverflow.comhow to set up a red5(1.0.0RC) cluster without Terracotta? Is there any step by step docs? thanks. |
25. Terracotta 3.5.0 Coarse Locking Problem stackoverflow.comi am learning terracotta ?find Coarse Grained And Fine Grained Locking that mentioned during official documention has some trouble. "You don't have to synchronize every method of your code in order ... |
26. Need universal/dynamic serialization/marshaling, similar to Terracotta stackoverflow.comProblem: The Software I use, Lift, has "user sessions", where one can put any kind of objects, which are preserved between user requests (with a GC timeout). While it's easy to ... |
27. Is Java Native Memory Faster than the heap? stackoverflow.comI'm exploring options to help my memory-intensive application, and in doing so I came across Terracotta's BigMemory. From what I gather, they take advantage of non-garbage-collected, off-heap "native ... |
28. How to implement something like Terracota? stackoverflow.comHow Terracotta knows that object is changed inside one JVM to propagate this change to another JVM? I.e. how can I code similar behavior? I want to be able to watch ... |
29. Is there a BigMemory like system for .net stackoverflow.comI have just been reading about how BigMemory allows Java systems to scale up rather than out. About BigMemory: BigMemory gives Java applications instant, effortless access to ... |
30. Is Terracotta a kind of reliable alternative to JVMs? stackoverflow.comI come across Terracotta as a distributed JVM that is stable and robust, however as my understanding of Terracotta is shallow, i am not sure if Terracotta is an alternative to ... |
31. Java Frameworks in the Cloud stackoverflow.comSo I'm trying to finally grasp how cloud-based, enterprise applications work, and what their architectures typically look like. Say I use a cloud provider like Amazon. I assume (please correct me ... |
32. Terracotta terminology problems stackoverflow.comI'm going through the Terracotta website to look which offer is useful for us, and I saw a "Terracotta Platform" and a "Terracotta DSO". But nowhere I could find an explanation. ... |
33. What does "it deltas memory" mean in the context of Terracotta? stackoverflow.comI am reading the book Spring Recipes. I am not able to comprehend certain things said about terracota. The following is a paragraph from the book Terracotta is different than most ... |
34. terracotta question ? coderanch.comWell, it's a two edge sword. Yes, you can synchronize across JVMs, without any code changes. It is done via by bytecode modification at runtime. The code that synchronizes on a lock is replaced with a network call to a service, that synchronizes (and coordinates), on a lock. However, think about it. To synchronize on a lock is very quick. An ... |
35. About BingMemory from Terracotta coderanch.comHi Folks, I have an stand alone application. It hangs at some points or becomes very slow when I do certain operations. When I see the stack trace I came to know that Garbage collection is taking lots of time. My system RAM is 3 GB. I couldn't allocate more than 1.5 gb to JVM. If I do allocate my app ... |
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