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How Coherence Works

The document discusses how Coherence works for distributed data management. It covers topics like the partitioned topology, access, update, failover, data distribution between clients and servers, near caching, observing data changes, parallel queries, parallel processing and aggregation, and data source integration.

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How Coherence Works

The document discusses how Coherence works for distributed data management. It covers topics like the partitioned topology, access, update, failover, data distribution between clients and servers, near caching, observing data changes, parallel queries, parallel processing and aggregation, and data source integration.

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How Coherence Works

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Distributed Data Management (access)


The Partitioned
Topology

(one of many)
In-Process
Data
Management

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Distributed Data Management (update)

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Distributed Data Management (failover)

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Distributed Data Management


Members have logical access to all Entries

At most 2 network operations for Access


At most 4 network operations for Update
Regardless of Cluster Size
Deterministic access and update behaviour
(performance can be improved with local caching)

Predictable Scalability

Cache Capacity Increases with Cluster Size


Coherence Load-Balances Partitions across Cluster
Point-to-Point Communication (peer to peer)
No multicast required (sometimes not allowed)

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Data Distribution: Clients and Servers


Clients
with storage
disabled

Servers
with storage
enabled

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Near Caching (L1 + L2) Topology

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Observing Data Changes

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Parallel Queries

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Parallel Processing and Aggregation

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Data Source Integration (read-through)

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Data Source Integration (write-through)

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Data Source Integration (write-behind)

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