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GridGain confirms that Apache Ignite has twice the performance of Hazelcast A provocative blog written by Mr. Greg Luck, CEO of Hazelcast, accused the Apache Ignite community of "Forging" test results. This blog has caused some confusion, I think it is necessary for me to cl

1. OverviewApache Ignite, like Apache Arrow, is a memory distributed management system in the Big Data category. Arrow is described in Apache arrow memory data, which unifies the data formats of various ecosystems in the big data domain, avoiding the resource overhead associated with serialization and deserialization (which can save around 80% of CPU resources).

Apache-ignite Introduction (i) 1, Introduction? Ignite is a distributed memory grid implementation, based on the Java platform, with the characteristics of persistence, distributed transactions, distributed computing, in addition to support rich key-value storage and SQL syntax (based on the H2 engine), can be seen as a distributed memory database.Products simila

Apache ignite--New Generation Database caching system Apache Ignite is a universal database caching system that supports not only all underlying database systems, such as RDBMS, NoSQL, and HDFs, Optional features such as Write-through and read-through, Write-behind caching are also supported."Editor's note" The rapid g

This article assumes that the reader understands the Apache Ignite, has read the official documentation of the Ignite service grid, or has used a Ignite service grid, and this article also assumes that the reader understands the relevant uses of Java's completionstage. The ignite