Monthly Archives: December 2006
GigaSpaces 5.2 is out
Three weeks after the release candidate we managed to get 5.2 out.
Just before new years.
Time to go and celebrate. For more information on 5.2 please refer to GigaSpaces web site, or to my previous post about the 5.2 RC.
Like a Virgin…
It's been 6 years already that I've been preaching on Space Based Architecture, and its potential scalability and reliability. We're now getting closer to the end of the sixth year and there is nothing better that I could have dreamed … Continue reading
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SBA FAQs – Integration and interoperability
Integration and interoperability are often as crucial to an organization as low latency and scalability requirements. None of us want to use software that would take us months or even years to integrate in our current environments, force us to … Continue reading
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SBA FAQs – Who and what is it for?
There are a few questions about the Space based Architecture (SBA) that I frequently encounter. In this post I'd like to share with you the answers to some of them, in particular those about the type of applications that can … Continue reading
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SBA’s General Principles
After introducing to you space based architecture in my previous post, it is now time for some general principles of this approach. Ready? Let's start with a visualization… • Data maintained in reliable memory • Condense messaging and data layers into … Continue reading
