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Title:
Introduction to WebSphere XD ObjectGrid
Stream:
90
Speakers:
Alan Chambers
Abstract:
Do your applications need fast access to Java objects shared between multiple processes? Do you need to manage data at speeds unattainable with disk-based databases? Would you like an automatic mechanism for replicating application data between remote locations? If so, you should attend this session on the subject IBM`s ObjectGrid technology. \\n<br><br>\\nObjectGrid is a distributed in-memory object database, optimised for high performance, scalability and resilience. Although it is sold as part of the WebSphere Extended Deployment DataGrid product it can be used with any style of Java application - with or without an application server. ObjectGrid implements Extreme Transaction Processing concepts is part of the growing trend towards in-memory databases as a high-performance alternative to traditional disk-based relational technologies.\\n<br><br>\\nIn this session, Alan will provide an introduction to ObjectGrid, outlining its capabilities and benefits. Using a very simple code example and a visual tool he developed, he will illustrate the programming models and configuration of ObjectGrid and demonstrate graphically how data resilience and scalability are be achieved\\n<br><br>\\nThis session is intended for Java developers and application architects.
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