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Syed M Shaaf, Red Hat

Syed M Shaaf

Biography: Syed M Shaaf

Shaaf is a Solution Architect at Red Hat in Denmark. For the last 12 years he has helped customers adapt opensource, when it comes to middleware, continuous integration environments and frameworks. Previously Shaaf has worked for EnterpriseDB an opensource database where he created tooling for the database. Today Shaaf helps customer adapt to Red Hat's opensource products and technology, and can be seen at local meetups, conferences speaking about middleware and opensource.

Presentation: JBoss DataGrid - Getting to know the Grid

Track: Java Tools / Time: Monday 11:30 - 12:20 / Location: Kammermusiksalen, Musikhuset

You can start an application with a local cache, but then you need to scale, make it distributed, so now you have a distributed cache, need an in-memory key/value NoSQL datastore, you got it! Want to use map/reduce or maybe distribute executions on this grid. This is where you would start wondering about high availability, evictions, grid network etc.

In this talk I will highlight the uses cases for the JBoss Datagrid which is based on the opensource project infinispan. I will go through some of the internals of caching and how you can effectively create an application that can scale, and once it does how you can leverage the capabilities of the gird.