Enabling high availability in Spring applications

Spring has been one of the buzz word in the software development industry, it make developers life easier using concepts such as IoC, DI, AOP. Ofcourse Spring did a revolution in the j2EE similar to what EJB did. To add more value to the Spring framework , terracotta has come up with high availability, high performance clustering without code changes.
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Terracotta for Spring is a runtime for Spring-based applications that provides high-availability and high performance clustering for Spring applications with zero changes to the application code. Terracotta for Spring provides plug-in capacity, availability and scalability for Spring applications with absolutely no changes to existing code.

Features:
  • High performance runtime for Spring Applications
  • Cluster Spring Beans, Events, JMX State and Spring WebFlows
  • Virtual memory for large, shared Java heaps
  • Flexible sharing and locking configurable at runtime
  • Cross-JVM Thread coordination (Wait / Notify)
  • Runtime visibility into the application cluster


It can be downloaded now with registration.

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