Data-as-a-Service: a talk by yours truly
Last month, at the JavaOne conference in San Francisco, I spoke about data grids. A BOF session on on cloud-ready data stores using data grids, and a conference session on measuring performance and benchmarking data grids. But in addition to the official JavaOne talks, I also did two short, 20-minute mini-sessions at the Red Hat booth at the JavaOne pavillion, titled Data-as-a-Service using Infinispan. The good folks at the Red Hat booth even recorded it and put it online on Vimeo, where it is accessible on-demand.
Enjoy, Manik
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