Relying on traditional spinning disk-based database
platforms is not always what is necessary for modern request deployment. It's a
challenge that VMware is aspiring to solve with its latest Gemfire 7.0 release.
With Gemfire, we are focused on enabling the next age group
of applications that need an in-memory approach for the data tier, David
McJannet, VMware's director of Cloud & request Services, told Database
Journal.
Gemfire is a separate in-memory data network technology that
can in a few cases replace a traditional database. McJannet announced that as
performance demands on applications grow, rising volumes of data are shifting
to an in-memory approach. VMware acquire d the Gemfire in-memory technology in 2010.
McJannet noted that Gemfire can also be utilized as a
distributed caching layer for existing database technology, together with
VMware's version of the PostgreSQL database. People desire to do analytics
around ever bigger data sets & make decision in actual time," McJannet
said. "The traditional approach of storing that all in a database, doing a
query & then waiting for the answer, does not match the necessities for
modern online applications.
Another key latest aspect in Gemfire 7.0 is native support
for JSON. McJannet give details that Gemfire has a rich API that enables a lot
of features & functionality. That API however required developers to
realize the details of Gemfire's API model.
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