Coherence Implementation Patterns – Slides from Coherence SIG
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About
I’ve worked with software and with computers for a while now. Long enough to sometimes be useful but not so long as to have lost interest.
My experiences of late have largely focused around distributed data storage, in particular Oracle Coherence, and this has inevitably shaped my understanding of systems, so keep that in mind as you read on.
The articles above are those that are recent or popular. There are a variety of other articles, categorised to the right and more traditional blog entries below.
You can read a little more about me here.
Talks
- JavaOne-2011: Balancing Replication and Partitioning in a Distributed Java Database
- QCon-2011: Beyond the Data Grid: Coherence, Normalisation, Joins and Linear Scalability
- OpenWorld-2011: Adopting Oracle Coherence as an Enterprise Standard
- CoSIG-2011: Oracle Coherence Implementation Patterns (Special Interest Group)
- ICST-2011: Test-Oriented Languages: a new era?
- ICST-2011: Enabling Testing, Design and Refactoring Practices in Remote Locations
- Birkbeck-2011: Data Storage for Extreme Use Cases
- RefTest-2010: Has Mocking Gone Wrong?
- RBS-2009: Data Grids with Oracle Coherence
- Brunel-2008: The Architect's Two Hats
- Brunel-2007: Architecture and Design in Industry
Coherence
- Beyond the Data Grid: Coherence, Normalisation, Joins and Linear Scalability (QCon)
- Coherence Part I: An Introduction
- Coherence Part II: Delving a Little Deeper
- Coherence Part III: The Coherence Toolbox
- Coherence Part IV: Merging Data And Processing
- Coherence: The Fallacy of Linear Scalability
- How Fault Tolerant Is Coherence Really?
- Merging Data And Processing: Why it doesn’t “just work”
Coherence Patterns
- A Reliable version of putAll()
- A Singleton Service
- Joins: using Key-Association (Simplest)
- Joins: using Snowflake Schemas & CQCs (Intermediate)
- Joins: with Connected-Replication (Advanced)
- Managing Versioning
- The Collections Cache
Links
Analysis & Opinion
- The Rebirth of the In-Memory Database (2011)
- Is the Traditional Database a Thing of the Past? (2009)
- Shared Nothing v.s. Shared Disk Architectures: An Independent View (2009)
- Component Software. Where is it going? (2005)
- Do Metrics Have a Place in Software Engineering Today? (2004)
Test Driven Development
- Are Mocks All They Are Cracked Up To Be?
- Beyond Stubs: Why We Need Interaction Testing
- Isolating Functional Units: Why We Need Stubs
- Test Oriented Languages: Is it Time for a New Era?
Team / Process / Interviewing
- Four HPC Architecture Questions – With Answers
- Interviewing: The Importance of Examining Applied Knowledge
- Learning Practices for Distributed Teams (ICST)
- Mapping Personal Practices
- The Business Analyst Test
- The Iffy Tractor (Can they code OO?)
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