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Java Data Grids

Cameron will discuss how Java Data Grids are being used to solve some of the most complicated and intensive business problems that exist today.

  • Real time risk analysis and pricing systems
  • Algorithmic trading systems
  • Matching engines
What is a Data Grid?

A data grid is a collection of servers that cooperatively manage a giant set of live data, and can work in parallel to search, process, aggregate and transact against that data. A Java Data Grid is a Data Grid that manages and works with large collections of Java objects.

Architecting a Java Data Grid requires "thinking differently". With potentially thousands of processors in a grid, business processes are no longer thought of in linear algorithmic terms, and locality of data becomes the primary requirement for scaling transactional throughput.

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