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Hazelcast provides powerful caching capabilities, allowing you to significantly improve the performance of your applications by storing frequently accessed data in memory. This guide explores Hazelcast's caching features, enabling you to optimize your application's response times and reduce the load on your backend systems.

  Hazelcast's caching capabilities extend across multiple nodes in a cluster, making data easily accessible to all nodes. This allows you to scale your cache capacity and ensure high availability in the face of node failures.

  Hazelcast caches data in memory, providing significantly faster access compared to disk-based storage. This leads to faster response times for frequently accessed data, improving the overall user experience.

  To manage cache size and prevent memory exhaustion, Hazelcast provides various eviction policies that automatically remove entries based on their access patterns. Some common eviction policies include:

  Hazelcast offers mechanisms to automatically load data into the cache when a requested entry is not found. This ensures that data is efficiently loaded into the cache as needed.

1. **Configure the Cache:**  Use the `HazelcastInstance` to create an `IMap` and configure its caching properties.

Explore Hazelcast's caching capabilities, including configuration, eviction policies, and integration with popular caching frameworks.

Caching with Hazelcast

Hazelcast Jet is a powerful stream processing engine built on top of Hazelcast, providing a framework for processing data in real-time as it arrives. This guide explores the basics of Hazelcast Jet and how you can leverage its capabilities for efficient and scalable real-time data processing.

 Hazelcast Jet distributes stream processing across multiple nodes in a Hazelcast cluster, allowing you to handle high volumes of data in real-time.

  Jet is designed for low-latency processing, enabling you to perform real-time operations with minimal delays, making it suitable for time-sensitive applications.

  The distributed nature of Jet allows you to scale your processing capacity by adding nodes to the cluster.

  Jet provides a flexible API for defining stream processing pipelines, enabling you to create complex data transformations and aggregations.

  Jet seamlessly integrates with Hazelcast data structures, allowing you to easily process data stored in Hazelcast Maps, Lists, and other structures.

Implementing Real-time Data Processing with Hazelcast Jet

1. **Set up Hazelcast Jet:**  Include the necessary Hazelcast Jet dependencies in your project.

2. **Create a Pipeline:**  Define a Jet pipeline using the `Pipeline` class, representing the flow of data processing steps. 

3. **Add Processing Stages:**  Use Jet operators to define stages in the pipeline, such as:

4. **Execute the Pipeline:**  Start the Jet pipeline using the `execute()` method.

Learn about Hazelcast Jet, a powerful stream processing engine built on top of Hazelcast, and its use cases.

Real-time Data Processing with Hazelcast Jet

Hazelcast provides a powerful mechanism for implementing distributed transactions, enabling you to execute multiple operations across multiple nodes in a consistent and reliable manner. This guide explores the capabilities and steps involved in implementing distributed transactions with Hazelcast, ensuring data integrity and atomicity even in distributed environments.

 Distributed transactions in Hazelcast guarantee that all operations within a transaction succeed or fail together. This ensures the consistency of data across the cluster.

  Operations within a distributed transaction are isolated from other concurrent operations, preventing conflicts and ensuring the integrity of your data.

  Transaction results are durably stored within the Hazelcast cluster. This means that even if a node fails or the system restarts, the transaction's effects will be preserved.

  Distributed transactions can be used with various Hazelcast data structures, including Maps, Lists, Sets, and Queues, allowing you to perform complex operations involving multiple data points.

Steps for Implementing Distributed Transactions

1. **Start a Transaction:**  Begin a new distributed transaction using the `HazelcastInstance.newTransaction()` method.

2. **Access Data Structures:** Within the transaction, use the `getTransactionManager()` to access data structures like Maps, Lists, Sets, and Queues.

3. **Perform Operations:** Execute multiple operations on various data structures as needed. Ensure that all operations within the transaction belong to the same data partition.

4. **Commit or Rollback:**  After performing operations, commit the transaction with `transaction.commit()` to make changes permanent or rollback the transaction with `transaction.rollback()` to discard changes.

A guide to using Hazelcast's distributed transactions feature, enabling safe and consistent operations across multiple nodes.

Advanced Features

Caching with Hazelcast

Real-time Data Processing with Hazelcast Jet

Implementing Distributed Transactions in Hazelcast