Join Virtual Apache Ignite Meetup on April 27.

Persistence in Apache Ignite enables you to consistently save all data to disk and, thus, enables you to survive a node restart. In this presentation, Anton Kalashnikov, without going into detail, talks about the architecture of native persistence and explains how the architecture’s components work. You learn about the following:

• How the work with data is organized (paged memory model, B+ tree)
• How data is stored on disks and what is meant by partitions in Ignite
• How Ignite maintains stability and consistency (WAL, checkpoints)
• How recovery works (recovery)

The presentation will be useful for Apache Ignite users and for novice Apache Ignite contributors.

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