Infinispan is an open source in-memory data grid and distributed cache. It is used to store and retrieve data with microsecond response times, while providing data reliability and availability.
Infinispan is an open source in-memory data grid and distributed cache written in Java. It offers extremely low latency and high availability for accessing data while also providing data reliability and resilience against failure.
Infinispan works by distributing data across a cluster of servers running Infinispan nodes. The data is held in memory to ensure microsecond response times for accessing and updating the data. The nodes replicate the data to protect against server failures or network partitions.
Key capabilities and use cases of Infinispan include:
Infinispan offers powerful querying, MapReduce based distributed processing, transactions, and event streaming on the stored data. It is scalable to hundreds of servers and petabytes of in-memory data. Popular usage scenarios include holding session data, user profiles, temporary data, and more.
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