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Infinispan Hot Rod JS Client 0.14.0: Near Feature Parity with Java

May 06, 2026 Tristan Tarrant By Tristan Tarrant

We are happy to announce the release of the Infinispan Hot Rod JS Client 0.14.0. This release brings the JavaScript client very close to feature parity with the Java Hot Rod client, with support for near caching, distributed counters, admin operations, and protocol auto-neg...

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Vector search quickstart with Infinispan

April 30, 2026 Tristan Tarrant By Tristan Tarrant

Vector databases have become essential building blocks for AI-powered applications. They let you store unstructured data — text, images, audio — as numerical embeddings that capture semantic meaning, and then find similar items using nearest-neighbour search. Infinispan h...

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Infinispan Joins the OGX Ecosystem as a Vector IO Provider

April 17, 2026 Vittorio Rigamonti By Vittorio Rigamonti

Infinispan has been integrated into the OGX (Open GenAI Stack), formerly known as Llama Stack, as a vector IO provider, enabling developers to build RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) applications with distributed vector search. What is OGX? OGX (Open GenAI Stack) i...

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Exploring the New OpenAPI-Compliant REST API v3 in Infinispan 16.1

April 02, 2026 Vittorio Rigamonti By Vittorio Rigamonti

Exploring the New OpenAPI-Compliant REST API v3 in Infinispan 16.1 With Infinispan 16.1 "Polly Want a Pilsner", we introduce the OpenAPI-compliant v3 REST API, bringing modern API standards to Infinispan. The Evolution Infinispan now embraces OpenAPI standards with the n...

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Infinispan 16.1

February 04, 2026 Tristan Tarrant By Tristan Tarrant

"Polly Want a Pilsner" Infinispan 16.1 is here, and it is codenamed "Polly Want a Pilsner". It is the first release that follows our time-boxed plan. Container-based eviction Prior to this release, it was only possible to configure memory bounds for individua...

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Infinispan Insights: Supporting Redis JSON and Scripting features with Infinispan

January 14, 2026 Katia Aresti By Katia Aresti

In Infinispan 15, we added a variety of commands to help replace your Redis server without changing your code. The 15.2 release also included Lua Scripting and Redis JSON APIs. Key takeaways: Understanding Redis JSON commands The benefits of Lua scripting How and wh...

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Infinispan 16.0.5

December 18, 2025 Tristan Tarrant By Tristan Tarrant

We don’t usually blog about micros…​ but this is the second time in as many days that I have to break with tradition. Serious ProtoStream bug with Latin1 strings If you were using strings that could be represented as Latin1/ISO-8859-1 in your protoco...

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Infinispan 16.0.4

December 17, 2025 Tristan Tarrant By Tristan Tarrant

We don’t usually blog about micros, unless there are important things to mention, and in this case we have a couple of significant changes to share with you. Spring Framework 7 and Spring Boot 4 support Spring Framework 7 and Spring Boot 4 were released just aft...

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