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Comment Terracotta - a Clustered JVM (Score 1) 680

by cybergoat (#19329533) Attached to: Is Parallel Programming Just Too Hard?
Terracotta (an open-source solution to clustering at the JVM level) approaches this problem by recognizing that multi-threaded programs can become multi-JVM programs. Here's a great article just posted on Dr. Dobbs -> http://www.ddj.com/dept/java/199703478 with more details and links about Terracotta.

Disclaimer: I work for Terracotta.
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Journal Journal: Dr. Dobb's | Clustering with Java | May 30, 2007

Journal by cybergoat
Network Attached Memory: Scalability and Availability for Java Apps. In this Dr. Dobbs article, Ari Zilka, CTO and founder of Terracotta, discusses how with Terracotta's network-attached memory, an application built to run only within a single JVM can be run in a clustered manner across many JVMs. This provides high availability and high scalability, all with minimal intrusion into the application itself.

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