You're reading from Apache Ignite Quick Start Guide Distributed data caching and processing made easy

Product type Paperback

Published in Nov 2018

Publisher Packt

ISBN-13 9781789347531

Length 260 pages

Edition 1st Edition

Languages

Java

Tools

Lucene

Concepts

Database Administration

Author (1):

Sujoy Acharya

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Table of Contents (9) Chapters

Preface

1. Getting Familiar with Apache Ignite FREE CHAPTER

2. Understanding the Topologies and Caching Strategies

3. Working with Data Grids

4. Exploring the Compute Grid and Query API

5. Building MicroServices with Service Grid

6. Sharpening Ignite Skills

7. Deploying To Production

8. Other Books You May Enjoy

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Building MicroServices with Service Grid

Apache Ignite provides interfaces for developing and deploying services to Ignite nodes where your data and service will collocate. In this chapter, we will build and deploy a Java service to an Ignite cluster. We will also build a data-oriented microservice and deploy it on an in-memory cluster.

We'll also examine the complex event processing (CEP) and event streaming (ES) concepts using Ignite.

The following topics will be covered:

Service grid
Ignite microservices
Complex event processing

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Authors (1)

Acharya

Sujoy Acharya works as a Principal Engineer with Cerner. While growing up, he pursued his interests in the fields of computer science and engineering. His hobbies are watching movies and sitcoms, playing outdoor sports, and reading books. Sujoy likes to research upcoming technologies. His major contributions are in the fields of TDD, building scalable applications, cloud services, and the Spring Framework. He has authored four books for Packt, namely, Test-Driven Development with Mockito, Mastering Unit Testing using Mockito and JUnit, Mockito Essentials, and Mockito for Spring.

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