Infinispan Data Grids and Caching for Cloud Apps
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Galder Zamarreño from Red Hat presented on Infinispan, an open source in-memory data grid platform. Infinispan can be used as a local cache, clustered cache, or as a data grid. As a data grid, it provides a highly available, distributed, and elastic data store. Infinispan also enables users to build their own data-as-a-service solutions in private clouds by virtualizing data and making it accessible in an elastic and scalable manner. Major companies use Infinispan both as a cache (e.g. for Hibernate) and as a data grid for applications requiring real-time access to distributed data.
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Infinispan Data Grids and Caching for Cloud Apps
- 1. Thursday, November 3, 11
- 2. Thursday, November 3, 11
- 3. Data Grids and Data Caching Galder Zamarreño Senior Software Engineer Red Hat, Inc 3rd October 2011, Soft Shake Thursday, November 3, 11
- 4. Galder Zamarreño • R&D Engineer, Red Hat Inc. • Infinispan developer • 5+ years exp. with distributed data systems • Twitter: @galderz • Blog: zamarreno.com Thursday, November 3, 11
- 5. Agenda • What is Infinispan? • Infinispan as in-memory cache • Infinispan as in-memory data grid • Data-as-a-Service with Infinispan • Who uses Infinispan? Thursday, November 3, 11
- 7. What is Infinispan? An in-memory, highly available, elastic, and open source (LGPL) data grid platform Thursday, November 3, 11
- 8. Infinispan can be used as... Thursday, November 3, 11
- 9. Local in-memory cache Boost performance caching data which is hard to calculate or expensive to retrieve Thursday, November 3, 11
- 10. ConcurrentHashMap ? Infinispan provides greater concurrency with MVCC, has built-in eviction...etc Thursday, November 3, 11
- 11. Local cache example Thursday, November 3, 11
- 12. A local cache might not be enough... Thursday, November 3, 11
- 13. Clustered caches Scale up your application and maintain cache consistency Thursday, November 3, 11
- 14. Consistency in a clustered cache... Thursday, November 3, 11
- 18. Cache-oriented operations... Thursday, November 3, 11
- 19. putForExternalRead() put() putForExternalRead() Use for updating state Use to cache state read from external source Regular lock acquisition timeout Fail-fast Could throw an exception Fails quietly Could cause existing transaction to Will never affect existing fail transactions Thursday, November 3, 11
- 20. Accessing Infinispan caches Thursday, November 3, 11
- 21. Embedded Access Thursday, November 3, 11
- 22. Infinispan is not just a cache! Thursday, November 3, 11
- 23. In-memory data grid It’s a Fast, Available, Distributed, Elastic data store, not just a cache! Thursday, November 3, 11
- 24. Invalidation won’t work for data grids! Thursday, November 3, 11
- 25. Data distribution Thursday, November 3, 11
- 27. Distribution • With number of copies = 2 Thursday, November 3, 11
- 28. How is data distributed?? Thursday, November 3, 11
- 29. Consistent Hashing Thursday, November 3, 11
- 30. Solving unequal distribution Thursday, November 3, 11
- 31. Virtual Nodes Thursday, November 3, 11
- 32. Accessing Infinispan data grid Thursday, November 3, 11
- 33. Remote Access • Via protocols : • REST • Hot Rod Thursday, November 3, 11
- 34. Hot Rod clients Thursday, November 3, 11
- 35. Infinispan as cloud data store Thursday, November 3, 11
- 36. Traditional 3-tier App Thursday, November 3, 11
- 37. Typical IaaS App Thursday, November 3, 11
- 38. Traditional PaaS App Thursday, November 3, 11
- 39. Where’s your data stored?? Thursday, November 3, 11
- 40. Clouds are ephemeral!! Thursday, November 3, 11
- 41. State Thursday, November 3, 11
- 42. Virtualizing Data Some public services exist (i.e. Amazon RDS), but not all cloud deployments are public! Thursday, November 3, 11
- 43. Build your own Data-as-a-Service! Thursday, November 3, 11
- 44. Characteristics of DaaS Elastic, scalable and highly available! Thursday, November 3, 11
- 45. DaaS with Infinispan Thursday, November 3, 11
- 46. Architecture Manage and Monitor Thursday, November 3, 11
- 47. Who uses Infinispan? Thursday, November 3, 11
- 48. As a cache... Hibernate 2nd level cache, Torquebox Rails cache... Thursday, November 3, 11
- 49. As a temporary store... Http session cache & EJB SFSB cache, in JBoss AS7 Thursday, November 3, 11
- 50. As data grid... Real-time trading app of a well known stock exchange Thursday, November 3, 11
- 51. What’s next? Thursday, November 3, 11
- 52. Towards EDG Solidifying Infinispan towards integration with Red Hat’s Enterprise Data Grid Thursday, November 3, 11
- 53. Plus more data grid... Enhancing Hot Rod protocol, Hibernate Object/Grid Mapper ...etc Thursday, November 3, 11
- 54. Summary Infinispan as fast powerful local cache that can be clustered! Thursday, November 3, 11
- 55. Summary But also a F.A.D.E. data grid, accessible in embedded or remote fashion Thursday, November 3, 11
- 56. Summary Build your own Infinispan based Data-as-a-Service in your private cloud! Thursday, November 3, 11
- 57. Questions infinispan.org - @infinispan speakerrate.com/galder More on data grids at 5pm! Thursday, November 3, 11