Archive for the '.Net' Category
Why GigaSpaces ?
December 22nd, 2008As the festive season approaches and sales cycles close and we prepare for another year, that by all accounts is going to be a difficult year for the economy worldwide, my thoughts turn to the choices that companies have when they look to implement projects and technologies next year. To that end I thought I’d limit myself to 3 reasons why I think you should choose the GigaSpaces product over alternative competitive products (in no particular order - and it was hard sticking to 3 !):
As I said limiting to 3 was tough, I could have blogged about GigaSpaces unique ability to scale out Spring applications, or about how GS’s unique approach to middleware by condensing the tiers is the reason why the product is ultra scalable, or how you get so many more ‘ilities’ as part of the architecture that you would using alternatives, such as queueing and messaging….well you get the point ![]()
It only remains for me to say, may you you make the right choices for your organisation next year, and may the holiday season bring you some peace before 2009 begins. Happy Holidays !
.NET local cache is out
December 17th, 2008On my previous post I've talked about the upcoming new local cache for .NET that introduces ultra fast caching performance.
http://blog.gigaspaces.com/2008/12/07/ultra-fast-local-cache-implementation-for-net/
This cache has now been released as part of our early access program for the upcoming 7.0 version. This implementation gives you the power of ultra fast, reliable and self healing distributed cache, combined with the GigaSpaces server application platform in one [...]
Ultra fast local cache implementation for .NET
December 7th, 2008Native In-Memory Performance for .NET Clients
As you may know, since version 6.6 GigaSpaces XAP.NET has become a separate offering, with a native .NET look & feel, considerably better performance and improved ease of use. We are continuing to improve XAP.NET, and one feature that users have consistently been asking for is native .NET local cache support. The [...]
Event listener container abstraction for .NET
December 5th, 2008GigaSpaces XAP.NET 6.6.2 comes with out of the box event listener container abstraction that decouples the business logic implementation from the underlying data grid implementation. This allows simpler and faster processing unit implementation, without having to implement the event triggering logic by your self. For those of you who are familiar with open spaces event [...]
A comment that made my day
December 5th, 2008I guess will all product people know what is it to work in the trenches, releases, bug fixes, taking care of customers. Not all is glory.
Yesterday, I got this feedback from a prospect:
<quote>I have looked at many purported “Cloud” software solutions and yours is by far the most impressive I have ever seen. The level of the .Net technology used is, to sum it up in one word “incredible”, it is impressive to see a company pushing the .net platform to the limit.</quote>
Really made my day!







