Join the biggest Israeli Java Users Meetup on November 30 as Denis Maga describes and demonstrates three essential capabilities of in-memory computing—with code samples based on Apache Ignite:
- Data partitioning: to use all of a cluster’s memory and CPU resources.
- Affinity co-location: to avoid data shuffling and use highly performant, distributed SQL queries.
- Co-located processing: to perform compute and data-intensive calculations at high speeds straight on the cluster nodes.

This session is for software engineers and architects who build data-intensive applications and want practical experience with in-memory computing. You will be introduced to the fundamental capabilities of distributed, in-memory systems and will learn how to tap into your cluster’s resources and how to negate any negative impact that the network might have on the performance of your applications