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Tuning, Testing, Deploying Terracotta Implementations - how does my application time-to-market change?
Talks about experience tuning, testing, deploying Terracotta and offers some advice around some best practices.
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But It Works On My Machine...
What happens when we run main()in the code snippet below? Of course, the erudite, tech-savvy Java people can answer that in a heartbeat. In Effective... more »
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No, inheritance is not the way to achieve code reuse!
Every once in a while I interview a new computer science graduate for a developer position. I prefer to ask the kind of questions that will let me see... more »
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Stateful Web Applications that Scale Like Stateless Ones
Within every innocent web application lies a sleeping monster. If successful, your application will outgrow its single-machine architecture. The adult... more »
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Distributed Ehcache with Terracotta
A how-to guide on clustering Ehcache with Terracotta.
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SmartFoxServer and Terracotta Clustering Design Patterns
via In the vein of discovering the Terracotta killer app (more accurately, "killer apps," since there's a universe of possible things to do with... more »
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Interesting Java Job Trend Reversals
SOA is not just SOAP anymore, there's more to Java persistence than EJB or JDBC, Spring crosses EJB and much more chart action!
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How To Kill Productivity, Part I
Here's a quick, surefire way to add two hours of wasted productivity to two hours of meetings! This is, sadly, a real world occurrence for many of... more »
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Cluster your application - NOW!
Is your Java Application Server clustered? Why not? It should be, and your reasons for NOT clustering have vanished, so there’s no excuse. Cluster.... more »
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Visualizing Cluster-Based Applications
Detecting concurrency-related bugs and performance bottlenecks is hard, especially on clusters consisting of a large number of nodes. In an interview... more »
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A Collection of JVM Options
This document is a compilation of all the JVM options for various versions of the JVM on primarily SPARC/Solaris Platform. The descriptions for each... more »
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Terracotta: 1, Grails Searchable Plugin+Me: 0
I’m on a quest to figure out how to cluster the Grails Searchable plugin that’s based on Lucene/Compass across multiple nodes with as little intrusion... more »
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The coolest thing I saw at JavaOne 2008 was...
...the Livescribe Smartpen, which comes with a Java-based development kit. The pen is cool: it's a pen with ink, but it also has a tiny camera in... more »
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JavaOne: G1 Garbage Collector
The Sun Hotspot guys have been working on a new garbage collector to replace CMS called G1. This presentation went over the differences between the... more »
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JavaOne: Geert Bevin on Java as API
Actually Geert’s talk was called “Boldly Go Where Java Has Never Gone Before” but to me it was really centered on the idea of Java-the-language as... more »
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JavaOne: Ari Zilka on cluster visualization
Just saw Ari Zilka’s talk on Cluster Visualization at JavaOne. It leans heavily on Terracotta of course. It was a great presentation because it gave a... more »
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JavaOne: Eugene Kuleshov, Misko Hevery on practical byte code
This BOF was “Practical applications of static bytecode based analysis”. Eugene did the first half of the presentation and went over the basic... more »
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Terracotta Killer App
In the comments to my post about what Terracotta is not, Jay Meyer wrote, "[Terracotta] is so disruptive that an application architect really needs to... more »
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Using Terracotta for Configuration Management
This article by JR Boyens details using Terracotta to propagate configuration management on the fly across a network, such that a client can pull up... more »
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An Optimization For Garbage Collectors...
For the last few days I have been thinking a lot about GC as Terracotta moves towards our first major rewrite of that subsystem. Lots of relatively... more »
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Twitter is fascinating. Helps me learn about my project.
Have you looked at Twitter? I am addicted. The interesting thing is that David Pollack (seen on this blog commenting, after having been given unclear... more »
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Distributed programming with Jabber and EventMachine
Jabber and its underlying protocol XMPP are typically associated with instant messaging applications, although the breadth and flexibility of the... more »
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A couple GC algorithms in more detail
In previous posts on garbage collection, I've given a pretty cursory overview as to how things actually work. In this post, I hope to give a somewhat... more »
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The Power of the JVM
In the past couple days, a new project release was announced that has shown once again the potential of the Java platform. Shown how the awesome JVM... more »
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