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Mark Chmarny
Portland, OR
Technology, travel enthusiast. Arsenal fan. Caffeine junkie. Currently focused on data management solutions at VMware.
Interests: Solution Management, Technical Marketing, Product Strategy, Analytics, Data Systems Engineering, Big Data, ETL, Standardization, Usage Model Implementation, ODCA, OCP, Emerging Cloud, Infrastructure Technologies, AWS, OpenStack, Large-scale Distributed NoSQL Systems, Hadoop, Greenplum, MongoDB, Enterprise Cloud App Architecture, vFabric, Spring, Platform as a Service, Cloud Foundry, App Engine
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SQLFire Client HA Configuration
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One of the most common misconceptions about the level of high availability provided by SQLFire is the client configuration. A lot of times, when people see the client connection string defined with a single IP, they assume that to mean that client will only communicate with that one SQLFire cluster host and deem that to be a single point of failure in the SQLFire data grid. In reality however, SQLFire is based on multi-faced shared nothing architecture. One of its tenants is transparent failover at the protocol level. Continue reading
Posted Jun 12, 2012 at VMware vFabric SQLFire Blog
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In order to use the gemstone repo you group id must be com.vmware.sqlfire. "expected='com.vmware.sqlfire' found='com.vmware'"
Toggle Commented May 24, 2012 on How to integrate SQLFire into your Maven project at VMware vFabric SQLFire Blog
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Increase performance and scalability of existing applications using SQLFire
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Traditional databases should not be used to do things for which they were never designed; like supporting thousands of concurrent users. In contrast, SQLFire, an in-memory database from VMware, was designed specifically for these kinds of challenges. With its speed and low latency, SQLFire delivers dynamic scalability and high performance for modern, data-intensive applications, all through a familiar SQL interface. Continue reading
Posted May 22, 2012 at VMware vFabric SQLFire Blog
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Increase performance and scalability of existing applications using SQLFire
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Traditional databases should not be used to do things for which they were never designed; like supporting thousands of concurrent users. In contrast, SQLFire, an in-memory database from VMware, was designed specifically for these kinds of challenges. With its speed and low latency, SQLFire delivers dynamic scalability and high performance for modern, data-intensive applications, all through a familiar SQL interface. Continue reading
Posted May 22, 2012 at VMware vFabric Blog
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How to integrate SQLFire into your Maven project
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For the latest version of SQLFire and GemFire dependencies simply integrate the GemStone repository into your pom.xml Continue reading
Posted May 8, 2012 at VMware vFabric SQLFire Blog
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