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GregChase

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About GregChase

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    Really nice to see Crossplane and Upbound maturing!

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    Very interesting take!

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    Comment #11134909

    Check out the amazing sessions at the upcoming summit for the Apache Geode in-memory data grid. Lots of very interesting use cases, speakers, and hands-on technical training.

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    Love the delivery in this talk...

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    Comment #11084296

    Awesome news! In case you don't know - this is the technology that first started as GemFire, the in-memory data grid.

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    Comment #10599014

    Geode is write-intensive, and generally optimizes for consistency over availability. That being said - there's a lot built into Geode to ensure availability as well.

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    Comment #10597602

    If you are interested to join the developer community around Apache Geode, subscribe via: dev-subscribe@geode.incubator.apache.org

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    Comment #10597507

    Geode and its predecessor GemFire are pure Java. The original engineering expertise came from the team that built the Gemstone OODB. Beaverton isn't so forested anymore, but lots o…

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    Apache Geode and Apache Ignite are more similar than they are different. Apache Ignite, based off the commercial distribution Grid Gain is newer to market. Apache Geode, based off …

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    Comment #10597281

    Redis and in-memory data grids are pretty different animals. I would characterize IMDG's like Geode to be concurrent write intensive, and have flexible data models. It also scales …